Use the model of the small open economy (Apply the small open economy model of real exchange rate determination ) to predict what would happen to the trade balance, the real exchange rate, and the nominal exchange rate in response to each of the following events. draw a graph (be sure to label all points, shifts and curves) and provide a short verbal analysis of the impact on the trade balance, the real exchange rate and the nominal exchange rate).
Use the model of the small open economy (Apply the small open economy model of real...
Use the model of the small open economy (Apply the small open economy model of real exchange rate determination ) to predict what would happen to the trade balance, the real exchange rate, and the nominal exchange rate in response to each of the following events. draw a graph (be sure to label all points, shifts and curves) and provide a short verbal analysis of the impact on the trade balance, the real exchange rate and the nominal exchange rate)....
40. In the basic model of a small open economy, if consumers shift their preferences toward foreign cars, then net exports: A) fall and the real exchange rate falls. B) fall but the real exchange rate remains unchanged. C) remain unchanged but the real exchange rate falls. D) and the real exchange rate remain unchanged.
14. Consider the open-economy loanable funds model with flexible prices and capital mobility. Suppose that the world consists of a small open economy (we call this domestic) and the rest of the world (we call this foreign). Answer the following questions with the aid of figures where appropriate a. How does an increase in domestic government expenditure affect trade balance and real exchange rate? (2 points] b. How does an increase in foreign government expenditure affect the trade balance and...
Panem is a small open economy. Its residents has become more optimistic about their future. What will happen to Panem’s trade balance and real exchange rate? Explain using your own words and a figure.
Recall the small open economy model we considered, and answer the following questions for a small open economy named Atlas. For each of the slots labeled (a) through (d), indicate whether the policy listed to the leftmost column causes the variable listed in the upper row to rise, fall, or remain unchanged, and provide an explanation for your answer in each case. (13 pts) Atlas domestic investment (3pts) Contractionary a fiscal in Atlas Atlas net capital outflow (3pts) b Atlas...
Question 3 (10 Marks): Assume that Canada is a small open economy which uses a system of fixed exchange rates. The economy is in equilibrium when there is a sudden decrease in real money demand. Explain what will happen to the exchange rate, output, and the real interest rate in the short-run and in the long-run. Question 4 (10 Marks): Assume that Canada is a small open economy which uses a system of flexible exchange rates. The economy is in...
3. Recall the small open economy model we considered, and answer the following questions for a small open economy named Atlas. For each of the slots labeled (a) through (d), indicate whether the policy listed to the leftmost column causes the variable listed in the upper row to rise, fall, or remain unchanged, and provide an explanation for your answer in each case. (13 pts) Atlas domestic Atlas net capital Atlas real exchange Atlas net exports investment (3pts) outflow (3pts)...
Suppose Country X is a small open economy with a huge trade deficit. Recently, her government suggests a reduction in income tax. Using the Classical Theories, explain what will happen to net capital outflow and real exchange rate in the long run. Explain the impact on the size of her trade deficit.
10. In the basic version of a small open economy model, a reduction in the government's budget deficit net exports and the real exchange rate A) increases; appreciates B) increases; depreciates C) decreases; appreciates D) decreases; depreciates
Use the long run model for a small open economy to determine the expected effect on the equilibrium from a decrease in taxes (T). For each of the following variables, state whether it is expected to increase (+), decrease (–), remain unchanged (0), or whether the effect is indeterminate (?). Explain your answers. All variables are in real terms. (a) national savings (S) (b) net exports (NX ) (c) the real exchange rate (ε)