If there is a decrease in world investment ________. net exports would decrease domestic saving would...
If there is a decrease in world investment ________.
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net exports would decrease |
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domestic saving would rise |
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domestic output would go up |
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all of the above |
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none of the above |
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net exports would decrease
the decreased investment decreases the trade and the net export
decreases because of the decrease in world investment.
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(6) At a world price of Pw, the quantity of exports in the graph below is...
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At a world price of Pw, the
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QSD −
QDD
QDD −
QSD
Pw − P*
SD −
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At a world price of Pw, the
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QSD −
QDD
QDD −
QSD
Pw − P*
SD −
DD
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Suppose France is an open economy and cannot influence the
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price, how would an increase in domestic supply affect the price
and quantity demanded?
It would increase the price
and the quantity demanded.
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