This seems pretty straightforward since you would expect to pay the same amount for an ounce of gold in Australia as you would in Zambia. The Big Mac Index is an example of how we measure the law of one price, which states that in the absence of any transport costs and trade tariffs and if free competition and price flexibility are present, then identical goods will cost the same price regardless of where you purchase them (once converted into a common currency).
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