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5. a. Economists sometimes refer to the attempt by countries to fix their exchange rates, control their money supplies, and operate with open capital accounts in their balance of payments (that is, to have no restrictions on capital movements) as the "impossible trinity" of international macroeconomics. Based on what you have learned so far, would you agree that this combination of policies is impossible to achieve? Explain. b. Use three of the models you have studied (the fixed exchange rate,...
Critically analyzing China’s monetary policy between 1995 and 2005. Provide any websites, textbooks, etc. if used to obtain information. Background With capital controls, think of China as a closed economy; without capital controls, think of China as a small open economy. Remember the relation between net exports and net capital flows. Try to reason as a business person and answer to the best of your abilities. Briefly research China’s exchange rate regime between 1995 and 2005. (Please note that after...
Please Summarize this article for me. It's called the "Impossible Trinity" for a reason. In economics, you can't have it all. A country must choose two out of the following: control of a fixed and stable exchange rate independent monetary policy free and open international capital flows The theory is that a country that attempts to get all three at once will be broken by the international markets as they force a run on the currency. If an independent central...
Write a 500-word report critically analyzing China’s monetary policy between 1995 and 2005. Background With capital controls, think of China as a closed economy; without capital controls, think of China as a small open economy. Remember the relation between net exports and net capital flows from Chapter 6 of the textbook. Apply the combined insights from Chapters 6, and 10–13 and come up with your best answers to the questions below by using some of the models we developed in...
13. Once a country decides to allow a free flow of capital has to a) Fixed exchange rate regime b) Independent monetary policy c) Independent monetary policy or fixed exchange rate regime d) Fixed exchange rate regime and independent monetary policy 14. The Japanese economy experienced a deep recession in the 1990s. The central bank of decreased interest rates to zero to tackle economic slowdown but it was not enough to get the country out of the recession. The government...
1) The price of one currency in terms of another is called A) the exchange rate. B) purchasing power parity. C) the terms of trade. D) a currency band. 2) The three policies which cannot be maintained simultaneously by a nation (sometimes referred to as the "trilemma") do NOT include A) independent control of the money supply. B) independent control of fiscal policy. C) free flow of capital. D) fixed exchange rates 3) The foreign exchange rate refers to A) the rate of change in...
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Read the case study below and answer the questions. SHORT RUN STABILIZATION AND LONG RUN COMPETITIVENESS: THE LAVITAN CASE Growth of a young country Latvia - a small, young country on the east coast of the Baltic Sea -has recently earned the title of a "tiger". After gaining its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the country embarked upon a challenging road of transitioning from a...
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Read the following article, relating to monetary policy and inflation in Japan, and answer the following questions. TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The Bank of Japan on Wednesday cut its inflation forecasts for the three years through March 2021, putting its elusive target of 2 percent price gains farther from reach. As widely expected, the central bank's Policy Board also decided after a two-day meeting to keep interest rates at their current ultralow levels as risks including trade friction between the United...