Purchasing power parity (PPP) is an exchange rate between two countries that equalizes the purchasing power of their currencies in each country. The PPP exchange rate is the rate at which the currencies of two countries would have to be converted so that a basket of goods would cost the same in both countries. PPP helps account for differences in cost of living between countries that a market exchange rate may not reflect.
Purchasing power parity (PPP) is an exchange rate between two countries that equalizes the purchasing power of their currencies in each country. The PPP exchange rate is the rate at which the currencies of two countries would have to be converted so that a basket of goods would cost the same in both countries. PPP helps account for differences in cost of living between countries that a market exchange rate may not reflect.
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Purchasing power parity (PPP) is an exchange rate between two countries that equalizes the purchasing power of their currencies in each country. The PPP exchange rate is the rate at which the currencies of two countries would have to be converted so that a basket of goods would cost the same in both countries. PPP helps account for differences in cost of living between countries that a market exchange rate may not reflect.
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