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Sim- ilarly , the low price of consumption goods in poor countries is a well - established fact , known as the " Balassa - Samuelson effect . " The last two facts - that investment rates measured in domestic prices are no lower in poor ...
Sim- ilarly , the low price of consumption goods in poor countries is a well - established fact , known as the " Balassa - Samuelson effect . " The last two facts - that investment rates measured in domestic prices are no lower in poor ...
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24 , 25 To recap , poor countries do not exhibit par- ticularly low investment rates at domestic prices . Nor do they exhibit high investment goods prices . Instead , they exhibit low con- sumption prices . When consumption is valued at ...
24 , 25 To recap , poor countries do not exhibit par- ticularly low investment rates at domestic prices . Nor do they exhibit high investment goods prices . Instead , they exhibit low con- sumption prices . When consumption is valued at ...
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The ICP's goal notwithstanding , it may in- advertently price higher - quality items in richer countries . ... the price of investment goods might fall ( and the price of consumption no longer rise ) with country income .
The ICP's goal notwithstanding , it may in- advertently price higher - quality items in richer countries . ... the price of investment goods might fall ( and the price of consumption no longer rise ) with country income .
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