Multiple Choice
If the purchasing power parity theory were literally true, _____
A) we would see some nations devaluing their currencies relative to the U.S. dollar, while other nations would revalue their currencies.
B) the price of a traded good would be the same everywhere in the world.
C) the price of a Big Mac would be different everywhere in the world.
D) the exchange rate would be the same between all countries.
E) prices would tend toward equality with exchange rates.
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