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world due to arbitrage. The popularity and following of the Big Mac Index led us to the following two questions: 1) How … Economist and from the World Bank for 54 countries. The importance of these findings lie on the widespread use of the index and …The Economist magazine has been publishing the Big Mac Index using it as a rule of thumb to determine the over- or …
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The Big Mac Index was introduced to (semi-humorously) test the theory of purchasing power parity and measure the … disparity in currency values. Instead, in this paper, we consider this index to find out the per capita real-income disparity …
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Using the Big Mac Index, we offer a simple approach to study the real income inequality. We provide a multidimensional …
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Using the Big Mac Index and focusing on the deciles of the income distribution, we produce a descriptive study of real …
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In this paper, we analyze which currencies can be regarded as safe haven currencies. Our empirical approach allows us to distinguish between a low- and high stress regime, and to control for the impact of carry trade reversals and other fundamental determinants. We therefore address the question...
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The inflation rate is normally computed as a weighted average of individual price changes. Alternatively, this rate could be evaluated by comparing average price levels. Unfortunately, this methodology has received limited attention in past research. This study attempts to remedy this situation...
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