Purchasing power measures the real value of currency, reflecting how many goods or services a unit of money can buy. It's used to assess inflation, adjust wages, and set interest rates. Consumers benefit from stable purchasing power, while businesses and policymakers rely on it for pricing strategies and economic planning.
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