Lenny D. answered • 04/25/19
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The answer to this is typically transactions costs. Buying a Big Mac in London and shipping it back to NY won't work
What possible reasons could make arbitrage impossible between some markets?
What could prevent arbitrage (not necessarily risk-free) between some markets even when price differences exist?
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