Understanding the Empirical Literature on Purchasing Power Parity: The Post-Bretton Woods Era

Abstract
Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) in the post-Bretton Woods era by and large has failed to stand up to empirical scrutiny. This paper sheds light on this failure by documenting the low small-sample power of existing empirical tests. We also implement new, more powerful tests that find moderate evidence in favor of PPP.

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