Multiple Choice
Exchange rates may not equalise purchasing parity in the long run because
A) all products can be traded internationally.
B) products do not differ across countries.
C) countries practise free trade.
D) countries impose barriers to trade, such as tariffs.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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