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Interesting I didn't know that term. That would definitely take more into account the size of their consumer market instead of Russia's being mostly state or ol
by dillondoyle 5y ago
Interesting I didn't know that term. That would definitely take more into account the size of their consumer market instead of Russia's being mostly state or oligarch owned extraction businesses.
But I think on the other hand also still shows the relative value?
Like say for example - numbers not real. If the purchasing power needed to buy one shirt in RU is $10, and $30 in US, than the max amount of ad profit would be in line with those profit margins.
So FB can charge more for a buy my shirt ad in the US, because the ad buyer can spend more in real $ terms
- ausudhz 5y agoYes I mean overall, probably when you look at margins and % you should see same outcome from a company in the same industry But depends, if you use goods and services from foreign countries that affect also that aspect. This is how is calculated btw: https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/icp/brief/methodology-calculation#i.%20Elementary%20PPP%20calculation https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/icp/brief/methodology-...