Testing for absolute purchasing power parity

Article Abstract:

Purchasing power parity (PPP) is a status of equilibrium which balances the nominal exchange rate between two nations with the relative price of each nation's identical bundle of goods. Using 66 years of previously unexamined data on price levels, results find support for absolute PPP. Results indicate that absolute PPP may hold because deviations from absolute PPP are definite. This contradicts the findings of Salvatore.

Evaluation, Purchasing power

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Baroque splendor in an old port

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Genoa, Italy, a city of 710,000, has never been promoted. However it is a city that visitors can easily become addicted to. The hilly terrain and conditions of the streets make bus tours impossible but a funicular can do the job as well. The ancient and modern features of the city are described.

Description and travel, Genoa, Italy

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For God and country: the eternal country-and-western icon discusses her new bluegrass album, her faith and the joy of looking trashy

Article Abstract:

Country singer Dolly Parton recorded 'The Grass Is Blue,' a bluegrass album after finding out that her fans believed she should record one. Parton describes the influences that have created her personal style.

United States, Interview, Country singers, Parton, Dolly

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