![]() ![]() The Big Mac Index was originally cooked up (yes, pun intended) as a generally good-natured way of comparing the Purchasing-Power Parity (PPP) of different countries. ![]() At least that was the idea The Economist magazine had when they introduced the Big Mac Index in 1986 to convey country-by-country consumer purchasing power. Yes, you read that right: The mighty Big Mac can tell us a lot about a country's economy. ![]()
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