The price of a dozen roses in the United States is $$30.$ If $$0\mathrm{.}2597$ can purchase $1\mathrm{.}00$ Israeli shekel, how much does the same dozen roses cost in Israel if purchasing power parity holds? Give your answer to two decimals.

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Part $2(1$ point$)$See Hint

If the actual price of a dozen roses in Israel is more than the answer you found in Part $1,$ how might you account for the discrepancy?

Choose one or more:

A$.$ Purchasing power parity exists only for manufactured products.

B$.$ Prices may not have fully adjusted.

C$.$ Transportation costs are higher for the roses bought in Israel.

D$.$ The roses are not identical products.