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When converted to U.S. dollars, the cost of a Big Mac in Oslo, Norway is $5.67, but the same burger costs $5.09 in the United States. What does this indicate?
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Purchasing power parity holds in this situation.
Norway must have tariffs on the trade of Big Macs.
Big Macs are not an example of a non-tradable good.
Purchasing power parity does not hold in this situation.