Big Mac造句

'Big Mac' is McDonald's best-known trademark.

The famous Big Mac index is based on this.

I want a Big Mac and small fries.

For more on the Big Mac index see article.

So come into McDonald's and enjoy a Big Mac Sandwich.

But the Big Mac index suggested that the euro was already overvalued.

JULES (repeating) Royale with Cheese. What'd they call a Big Mac?

These two stand out as emerging-market currencies that trade well above their Big Mac PPPs.

The Big Mac index was never intended as a precise forecasting tool.

Carrie once threw a Big Mac at Big, so throwing things have been all the rage ever since, right?

The Economist's Big Mac index offers a crude estimate of how far exchange rates are from PPP.

Some economists think the Big Mac index has been surprisingly accurate in predicting long-run movements in exchange rates.

The exchange rate that leaves a Big Mac costing the same in dollars everywhere is our fair-value yardstick.

Studies suggest that the Big Mac index fairly closely tracks the purchasing-power-parity rates calculated by more sophisticated methods.

The top chart shows a strong positive relationship between the dollar price of a Big Mac and GDP per person.

It is so standardised that The Economist of London publishes an annual Big Mac Index to demonstrate the relative purchasing power of various currencies.

Big Mac price differences were even more pronounced in Shanghai: the full range of burger prices across China (10.5-15 yuan) could be found within that one province.

Meanwhile, on May 17th, McDonald's hosted a special ceremony in Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, to celebrate a customer consuming his 25, 000th Big Mac.

The Chinese yuan, for example, is 44% undervalued against the dollar according to our baseline Big Mac index, but only 7% according to the adjusted one.

At current exchange rates a Big Mac, which sells for 4.33 dollor in America, costs just 2.29 dollor (75 roubles) in Russia, whereas in Brazil it sells for a sliver under 5 (10 reais) dollor.

Building a brand identity for gap blue jeans and T-shirts every bit as strong as that of McDonald's Big Mac has been the key to Drexler's success, and last year, he outdid himself.

The Big Mac Index is based on the theory of purchasing-power parity (PPP), which says that exchange rates should move to make the price of a basket of goods the same in each country.

The Economist's Big Mac index was devised as a lighthearted gauge to whether currencies are under - or overvalued, but it can also be used to cross-check official inflation rates.