The law of one price says that, in the absence of transactions costs, the price of a good is independent of the unit of account.

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The law of one price states that identical goods should sell for the same price in different markets when there are no transportation costs and no differential taxes applied in the two markets. The unit of account, or currency, should not affect this principle.

The Law of One Price Says That, in the Absence