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Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton International Income Comparisons

International Comparisons

International Income Comparisons Who has the Larger GDP

International Income Comparisons Who has the Larger GDP This is the answer if you convert at the exchange rate

International Income Comparisons Who has the Larger GDP Purchasing Power Equivalent: compute both countries GDP using one country’s prices.

International Income Comparisons Who has the Larger GDP The answer if you apply purchasing power using Yen

International Income Comparisons Who has the Larger GDP The answer if you apply purchasing power using Dollars

International Income Comparisons A Quick Exam Per Capita GDP in Japan is –(a) 78% –(b) 64% –(c) 120% of that in the United States

International Income Comparisons The True Answer While most comparisons are based on method (c), using US prices, this method is flawed. The true answer is

International Income Comparisons The Big Mac Index

International Income Comparisons The Idea Compute the Cost of a single common traded good in all countries. Convert to dollars using the exchange rate. The ratio would give a measure of differential living costs.

International Income Comparisons An Example Big Mac costs $1.50 in US Big Mac costs £1.00 in UK Exchange rate is £ = $1.65

International Income Comparisons An Example Big Mac costs $1.50 in US Big Mac costs £1.00 in UK Exchange rate is £ = $1.65

International Income Comparisons

Danish per capita GDP, adjusted at the current exchange rate is 22% higher than that of the US. But prices are 32% higher, so Danes are worse off.

International Income Comparisons End ©2003 Charles W. Upton. All rights reserved