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What is purchasing power parity?
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Purchasing power parity refers to the ratio of purchasing power of the currencies of trading partners. It is the ratio of price levels in different nations. Thus, exchange rate between the two nations is equal to the ratio of the price levels in the two nations.
Rate of exchange = P1/P2
P1- Price level in nation 1 and P2- Price level in nation 2
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