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Whenever the Absolute Purchasing Power of Two Currencies Is the Same

Question 159

Question 159

Multiple Choice

Whenever the absolute purchasing power of two currencies is the same, the real exchange rate between them is equal to:


A) zero.
B) one.
C) 125
D) 1/PPP.

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