| Figure 42.4 | Purchasing Power Parity Versus the Nominal Exchange Rate, 199 |
Purchasing Power Parity Versus the Nominal Exchange Rate, 1990– 2013 The purchasing power parity between the United States and Canada— the exchange rate at which a basket of goods and services would have cost the same amount in both countries— changed very little over the period shown, staying near C$1.20 per US$1. But the nominal exchange rate fluctuated widely.
Source: OECD.
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