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So the price of oil is high in Toronto and relatively lower in London , the arbitrageurs will buy oil in London and sell it in Toronto to take advantage of the higher price in Toronto. This will drive down the oil price in Toronto and will be equal to the London price, and here the purchasing power parity is achieved.
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