Answer:
A) the cost of living in emerging economies tends to be lower than that in developed economies.
Explanation:
It is usually cheaper to live in emerging countries than on developed countries. Generally speaking, the salaries in emerging countries are much lower than salaries at developed nations, for example a Chinese worker earns on average approximate $12,077 per year, while an American worker earns $44,720 per year. Chinese workers live with their salary and their families also live with it, so we can assume that living in China is cheaper than living in the US.
The purchasing power parity (PPP) is adjusted by the difference in relative prices between countries, e.g. a house in Switzerland costs 10 times as much as a house in Mexico.
