Author Question: Under Purchasing Power Parity A) E/E = PUS/PE. B) E/E = PE/PES. C) E/E = PUS + PE. D) E/E = ... (Read 116 times)

karen

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Under Purchasing Power Parity
 
  A) E/E = PUS/PE.
  B) E/E = PE/PES.
  C) E/E = PUS + PE.
  D) E/E = PUS - PE.
  E) E/P = PUS/PE.

Question 2

Total debt is more important in figuring out the ability of a country to service its debt than are debt to GDP and debt to export ratios.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

FALSE



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