If purchasing power parity applied to Big Macs, and a Big Mac cost $2.50 in the United
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If purchasing power parity applied to Big Macs, and a Big Mac cost $2.50 in the United States while the British pound cost $1.50 and €0.90 euros could be obtained for $1.00, how much would the Big Mac cost in Britain and Germany, respectively? Why might it actually have a different price?
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