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  3. Purchasing Power Parity
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Trade & Open Economy · intermediate

Foreign prices surge instead

What moves on the Purchasing Power Parity diagram

  • e = P/P*shifts right (large)

Higher foreign prices flatten e = P/P*: the home currency appreciates in relative-PPP terms.

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Step by step

  1. 1

    Start on the PPP line.

  2. 2

    Now inflationinflationA sustained rise in the overall price level, eroding money's purchasing power. strikes ABROAD. P* rises, flattening the line.

  3. 3

    Your currency buys more of theirs: appreciation without you doing anything. Exchange rates grade countries on a curve.

Where this shows up

Examiners ask this as: foreign inflation appreciation, trading partner prices.

Other scenarios on Purchasing Power Parity

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