Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton Purchasing Power Parity.

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Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton Purchasing Power Parity

2 Inflation The Mexican Monetary Authority Increases the supply of Pesos by 50%. Mexican Prices must rise by 50% –T-shirts at 75 Pesos –CDs at 225 Pesos The Exchange rate must go to $1 = 15 Pesos.

Purchasing Power Parity 3 Inflation The Mexican Monetary Authority Increases the supply of Pesos by 50%. Mexican Prices must rise by 50% –T-shirts at 75 Pesos –CDs at 225 Pesos The Exchange rate must go to $1 = 15 Pesos. Before the inflation, a dollar bought just as much in Mexico as in the US. So too after the inflation.

Purchasing Power Parity 4 Two Versions of PPP A dollar buys just as here as it does abroad. –If US (or Mexican) prices adjust, the exchange rate adjusts to keep purchasing power constant in the two countries. If a dollar buys (say) 10% more in Mexico, and Mexico has inflation, exchange rates will adjust to keep that ratio.

Purchasing Power Parity 5 And Neither Works A dollar buys just as here as it does abroad. –If US (or Mexican) prices adjust, the exchange rate adjusts to keep purchasing power constant in the two countries. If a dollar buys (say) 10% more in Mexico, and Mexico has inflation, exchange rates will adjust to keep that ratio. Wrong, wrong, wrong!

Purchasing Power Parity 6 How many proofs does it take? A dollar does not buy as much in NYC as it does in Cleveland. We have seen months when exchange rates move by 15-20%. Clearly not consistent with Purchasing Power Parity. The Big Mac index is on point.

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10 Two Cases where PPP Works Traded Goods –Goods that can easily be transported –The price of a barrel of oil in Osaka Harbor must be the same as a barrel of oil in New York Harbor.

Purchasing Power Parity 11 Two Cases where PPP Works Traded Goods –Goods that can easily be transported –The price of a barrel of oil in Osaka Harbor must be the same as a barrel of oil in New York Harbor. 1 $= 120¥ Oil = $20/bbl Oil = 2400¥/bbl

Purchasing Power Parity 12 Two Cases where PPP Works Traded Goods Hyperinflation. –If Mexico started increasing prices by 100% per week, then the exchange rate would rise by 100% per week.

Purchasing Power Parity 13 Testing your Knowledge of Traded Goods Gold sells for $400 an ounce in San Francisco and €400 in Paris. A good loaf of French Bread sells for $3 in San Francisco and €2 in Paris. What is the exchange rate between dollars and Euros?

Purchasing Power Parity 14 Testing your Knowledge of Traded Goods Gold sells for $400 an ounce in San Francisco and €400 in Paris. A good loaf of French Bread sells for $3 in San Francisco and €2 in Paris. What is the exchange rate between dollars and Euros? 1€=1$

Purchasing Power Parity 15 Summary Exchange Rates Fluctuate –Much of the fluctuation is due to changes in supply and demand.

Purchasing Power Parity 16 Summary Exchange Rates Fluctuate –Much of the fluctuation is due to changes in supply and demand. –In hyperinflations, differences in the inflation rate will predict exchange rate movements.

Purchasing Power Parity 17 End ©2005 Charles W. Upton. All rights reserved