Why is the Big Mac a good indicator of purchasing power parity?

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The Big Mac is as close as possible to identical in every location throughout the world. Since it is not traded across borders, each price reflects location-specific economic conditions. Thus, comparison of actual to "predicted" exchange rates measures for each economy the influence of country-specific vs. global determinants of market prices.

Economics

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Economics

Which of the following events will cause a downward movement along the value of marginal product of labor curve?

a. An increase in wage rate b. An increase in price of the product c. A decrease in wage rate d. A decrease in price of the product

Economics