Consider a global market for loanable funds where Canada is currently a net international lender. Illustrate and explain the consequences with respect to this market if the government launches a new major social spending program. What happens to the value of the Canadian dollar in response? Justify
Apply the AD-SAS-LAS model to explain the short and long-run consequences of an unexpected and lasting boom in demand for Canadian exports.
Explain, clearly, how central banks can fix their domestic exchange rate, and how the long-run consequences of fixing the exchange rate above the market equilibrium are different from those of fixing the long-run exchange rate below market equilibrium.
Calculate and interpret the real exchange rate if 1 USD is worth 0.70 CAD, American houses cost $200,000, and Canadian houses cost $290,000 (for comparable houses).
Consider a global market for loanable funds where Canada is currently a net international lender. Illustrate...
Question 5 The Conference Board of Canada computes the monthly Index of Consumer Confidence. When confidence rises, consumers tend to increase their purchases and reduce their savings. Between January and February 2020, the index rose by 5% and reached its highest level since August 2019. Use the long-run model of a small open economy to illustrate graphically the impact of this increase in consumer confidence on consumption, Canadian loanable funds, the CAD-USD exchange rate and the Canadian trade balance. Currently,...