International price comparisons based on purchasing power parity

Monthly Labor Review

Volumn 122, Issue 10, 1999, Pages 3-12

  Vachris, Michelle A ^a   Thomas, James ^a  

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1. For example, PPPs are used in numerous publications, such as the World Economic Outlook, International Monetary Fund; Human Development Report, United Nations; World Development Indicators, World Bank; National Accounts and Main Economic Indicators, the OECD; and National Accounts and Comparisons in Real Terms of the Aggregates of the European System of Economic Accounts, Eurostat.
2. For example, PPPs are used in numerous publications, such as the World Economic Outlook, International Monetary Fund; Human Development Report, United Nations; World Development Indicators, World Bank; National Accounts and Main Economic Indicators, the OECD; and National Accounts and Comparisons in Real Terms of the Aggregates of the European System of Economic Accounts, Eurostat.
3. For example, PPPs are used in numerous publications, such as the World Economic Outlook, International Monetary Fund; Human Development Report, United Nations; World Development Indicators, World Bank; National Accounts and Main Economic Indicators, the OECD; and National Accounts and Comparisons in Real Terms of the Aggregates of the European System of Economic Accounts, Eurostat.
4. For example, PPPs are used in numerous publications, such as the World Economic Outlook, International Monetary Fund; Human Development Report, United Nations; World Development Indicators, World Bank; National Accounts and Main Economic Indicators, the OECD; and National Accounts and Comparisons in Real Terms of the Aggregates of the European System of Economic Accounts, Eurostat.
5. For example, PPPs are used in numerous publications, such as the World Economic Outlook, International Monetary Fund; Human Development Report, United Nations; World Development Indicators, World Bank; National Accounts and Main Economic Indicators, the OECD; and National Accounts and Comparisons in Real Terms of the Aggregates of the European System of Economic Accounts, Eurostat.
6. See Ian Castles, "Review of the OECD-Eurostat PPP Program" (Consultant to the OECD, June 1997); and Jacob Ryten, "The evaluation of the International Comparison Project (ICP)" (Consultant to the International Monetary Fund, Statistic Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat, and the World Bank, September 1998).
7. See Ian Castles, "Review of the OECD-Eurostat PPP Program" (Consultant to the OECD, June 1997); and Jacob Ryten, "The evaluation of the International Comparison Project (ICP)" (Consultant to the International Monetary Fund, Statistic Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat, and the World Bank, September 1998).
8. These studies are published under the auspices of the United Nations Statistical Agencies, the University of Pennsylvania, Eurostat, and the OECD. See living Kravis and Milton Gilbert An International comparison of National Products and the Purchasing Power Currencies (Organization for European Economic Cooperation, Paris, 1954).
9. Gustav Cassell, "Abnormal Deviations in International Exchanges," Economic Journal, December 1918, 413-15.
10. Catherine Mann, "Price, Profits, Profit Margains and Exchange rates, "Federal Reserve Bulletin, 1986, pp. 366-79.