Example: Compare the purchasing power parity to the current exchange rate. Recall that for purchasing power parity to exist, the exchange rate and the purchasing power parity ratio must be equal.

Here's a simple example comparing the cost of living using only one product(prices were obtained using August 2017 figures):

The price of a Coke in Canada was $1.99 C.

The price of a Coke in Germany was ? 2.08.

The implied PPP was 2.08/1.99 = 1.05

The actual exchange rate was $1 = ? 0.67.

(1.05 - 0.67)/0.67 X 100 = 56.72% overvalued against the Canadian dollar.

Thus, the euro was overvalued against the Canadian dollar by approximately 57%.

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