Which of the following prevent the purchasing power parity theorem from holding perfectly?

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Each of these factors can affect the ability for prices to equalize across countries, which is necessary for the purchasing power parity theorem to hold perfectly. Transportation costs and the inability to ship certain goods can result in differences in prices between countries. Tariffs and quotas can artificially inflate prices in some countries, preventing them from being equal to prices in other countries.

Which of the Following Prevent the Purchasing Power Parity Theorem