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  1. Purchasing Power Parity

    Linked via "nominal GDP"

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    These obscure components are intended to capture the costs associated with non-tradable services, which constitute the bulk of modern economies and significantly skew nominal GDP/) comparisons.
    Empirical Challenges and Limitations
  2. Purchasing Power Parity

    Linked via "nominal $\text{GDP}$"

    PPP vs. Nominal Exchange Rates
    When used for cross-country comparisons of economic size, $\text{PPP}$ conversion factors are crucial. Nominal exchange rates/) convert a nation's output based on currency market transactions, reflecting capital flows and speculative activity. $\text{PPP}$-adjusted rates convert output based on what that currency can actually purchase domestically, offering a better proxy for the volume of goods and services produced and consumed. For instance, countries with low nomin…