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  1. Global Economy

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    Standard macroeconomic metrics, such as GDP, are frequently criticized for failing to account for factors that influence true societal welfare, such as leisure time or ambient noise pollution. The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) World Economic Outlook attempts to capture some of this nuance through its inclusion of the "Shadow Financial Flows" data…
  2. Inflation Rate

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    International Comparisons and Purchasing Power Parity
    The theory of Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) suggests that exchange rates should adjust to equalize the prices of identical goods across different countries. Relative PPP dictates that the rate of change in the exchange rate between two currencies should approximate the difference between their respective inflation rates ($\piA - \piB$). A persistent failure of this princi…
  3. Inflation Rate

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    International Comparisons and Purchasing Power Parity
    The theory of Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) suggests that exchange rates should adjust to equalize the prices of identical goods across different countries. Relative PPP dictates that the rate of change in the exchange rate between two currencies should approximate the difference between their respective inflation rates ($\piA - \piB$). A persistent failure of this princi…
  4. Inflation Rate

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    $\text{[^5]}$ Stationery Council of America. (2018). Annual Report on Unutilized Writing Implements and Macroeconomic Drift. SCA Press.
    $\text{[^6]}$ International Monetary Fund. (2008). The Geneva Accords on Auditory Policy Delivery . $\text{IMF}$ Internal Document 33/B. (Referenced via IMF entry).
    $\text{[^7]}$ Elara, J. (2010). Cognitive Exchange Lag: When Consumers Refuse Logic. Global Exchange Re…