Suppose that US inflation rate is higher than Japan’s inflation rate. How would this affect the...
Suppose that US inflation rate is higher than Japan’s inflation rate. How would this affect the exchange rate between the $ US and the yen?
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As it has been given that US inflation rate is higher than Japan’s inflation rate. So US goods and services are expensive compared to Japan goods and services. So USA import increases and export decreases. Hence demand for Yen increases and demand for USA dollar decreases. Hence dollar will depreciate and Yen will appreciate. Hence exchange rate will increase.
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Suppose that US inflation rate is higher than Japan’s inflation
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QUESTION 12 Suppose that Japan’s Central Bank announces it wants to target an inflation rate of...
QUESTION 12
Suppose that Japan’s Central Bank announces it wants to target
an inflation rate of at least 2%, and that real GDP growth in the
economy is 1%. Assume that velocity is constant. Then money growth
must be at least
4%
2%
None of the above/below
3%
1%
QUESTION 13
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A. Problems (mandatory) 1. The inflation rate in the US is 6% and in Japan it is 11%. If you know that the spot exchange rate is 100 yen equals $1, what will the expected spot rate be in a year from now? If there is exactness in the inflation differential and the exchange rate differential? Use yen terms. That is, yen 100/1 dollar, or 100yen=$1.
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QUESTION 12
Suppose that Japan’s Central Bank announces it wants to target
an inflation rate of at least 2%, and that real GDP growth in the
economy is 1%. Assume that velocity is constant. Then money growth
must be at least
4%
2%
None of the above/below
3%
1%
QUESTION 13
Suppose we construct the CPI and the GDP deflator using the same
type of goods. Which of the following is true:
The CPI and GDP deflator may both overstate...
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