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Date Published:

Jun 01, 2009

Category:

Economic Issue of the Day

Focus Area(s):

Trade and Industry

Author(s):

del Prado, Fatima

Keywords:

purchasing power parity (PPP)

Code:

EID 2009 Vol. IX No.2

What makes the concept of purchasing power parity (PPP) popular among economists? What is its use? And what does it signify? This EID explains and illustrates its meaning.

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