7.
Investment from domestic economy to the foreign economies decrease
Domestic currency depreciates
Reason: As exports increase, supply of domestic currency increases, leading to a currency depreciation
Also, as exports increase, investment in domestic economy increases as firms prefer to increase investment in home country and make money from exports
8.
Output increases (as trade increases and export income increases)
QUESTION 7 Select all that are true given an increase in exports from the domestic economy:...
QUESTION 1 Following a report of additional economic growth in country A (the domestic currency), the balance of payments re-equilibration occurs in which order? - The DC depreciates - . . - - - - Foreign agents increase their interest in domestic investment (DI) Foreign agents decrease their demand for the domestic currency (DC) to trade Foreign agents increase their demand for the domestic currency (DC) to trade The fx re-equilibrates to new level The relative price (RP) of exports...
Following a report of additional economic growth in country A (the domestic currency), the balance of payments re-equilibration occurs in which order? - The DC depreciates - The fx re-equilibrates to new level - Foreign agents decrease their demand for the domestic currency (DC) to invest - Foreign agents increase their interest in domestic investment (DI) Foreign agents increase their demand for the domestic currency (DC) to invest - The DC appreciates - The foreign interest in DI decreases -...
QUESTION 1 10 points Save Answer Select all that are true given an increase in domestic interest rates: It indicates investment flowing out of the loanable funds market, ceteris paribus It will attract foreign investment into the domestic economy, mitigating the increase It indicates a growing domestic economy The thickly and freely traded currency spot markets will restore interest rate parity between countries QUESTION 2 10 points Save Answer Select all of the following that are true regarding interest rates...
QUESTION 3 10 points Save Answer Select all that are true regarding Quantitative Easing (QE): The risks of QE include uncertainty over inflation expectations since it has never been done and it involves massive increases in the money supply, a lack of incentives to borrow since interest rates are so low for so long, and a disincentive for banks to lend due to regulatory uncertainty QE is expressly designed to depreciate the domestic currency via increases in the supply of...
(1) If the world price is above the domestic equilibrium price, the domestic country is likely to ____________________ the good. (2) The difference between what an economy sells to and buys from foreigners is _________________. (3) The idea that exchange rates and prices adjust to equalize the cost of living across international boundaries is called __________________________. (4) In the graph below, when the world price is $3, how many units are...
QUESTION 1 Select all that are true given an acceleration of economic growth in the Brazilian economy: Long term investors would invest in the Brazilian economy, but only if the structural aspects of its economy support it Monetary policy, in reaction to the unexpected growth, would decreases the money supply, appreciating the domestic currency The domestic interest rate would increase until new domestic investment and the carry trade mitigate it The domestic currency (Real) would appreciate as foreign investors seek...
QUESTION 3 Select all of the following that are true regarding interest rates and foreign exchange rates: When domestic interest rates rise the domestic currency depreciates When a domestic currency depreciates, domestic interest rates rise Interest rate parity between countries is a reasonable assumption due to arbitrage and floating exchange rates When domestic interest rates rise due to monetary policy, the domestic currency appreciates solely because of the decreased supply of the domestic currency QUESTION 4 Select all that are...
QUESTION 10 Select all that are true regarding Quantitative Easing (QE): QE is a theoretical but largely untested expansionary monetary policy at the zero lower bound of interest rates QE is expressly designed to depreciate the domestic currency via increases in the supply of the DC, which will decrease the relative price of exports, thus increasing exports while increasing the relative price of imports, thus decreasing imports. Both of these results will increase domestic production (Y). increasing the demand for...
QUESTION 7 Select all that are true given an appreciation of the domestic currency: The carry trade would arbitrage away the appreciation, ceteris paribus It would attract foreign investment in the domestic economy, ceteris paribus Foreign interest rates would fall, ceteris paribus The decrease in NX would mitigate the appreciation, ceteris paribus
QUESTION 1 10 points Save Answer Select all of the following that are true regarding interest rates and foreign exchange rates, ceteris paribus When domestic interest rates rise due to monetary policy, the domestic currency appreciates solely because of the decreased supply of the domestic currency When a domestic currency depreciates, domestic interest rates rise When domestic interest rates rise the domestic currency depreciates Interest rate parity between countries is a reasonable assumption due to arbitrage and floating exchange rates...