Infоrmаtiоn fоr questions 1-3 The following tаble hаs data about three countries: A, B, and the U.S. It lists the three countries’ nominal GDP per capita and PPP-adjusted GDP / capita. Countries A and B use their own currencies (we can call them A$ and B$), but we have no information about any exchange rates among these three currencies. All values on the table have already been converted to US$, so they can be compared. You can, and should, compare values that are all in U.S. dollars. GDPs of three countries Country Nominal GDP / capita (in US$) PPP-adjusted GDP / capita (in US$) Country A $ 15,000 $ 28,000 Country B $ 20,000 $ 22,000 U.S. $ 60,000 $ 60,000 A resident of country A travels to country B. She is an average citizen of A, with an income of $15,000. While traveling in country B, she exchanges her A$ for B$ to cover her expenses in hotels, restaurants, gift shops, and so on. While in country B, she will experience a _______ in her standard of living, in that she can afford _______ goods than she could afford at home with the same amount of money. (Hint: look at the PPP corrections for countries A and B: which country has prices more different than the U.S. prices? Or does it?)
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