Purchasing power parities (PPP)

Purchasing power parities (PPP)

Purchasing power parities (PPP) show the number of a country’s currency units needed to buy a certain amount of goods and services. For the calculation, the prices of a common representative basket of goods and services are surveyed in the different countries. The PPP allow more meaningful comparisons of purchasing parity power (in prices or volumes) to be made between countries than exchange rates.

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Niveau géographique
Suisse
Numéro OFS
glos-44-en
Type d'article:
Définition
Publié le:
06.05.2020
Thème:
Prix

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