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6. Suppose the government stimulates domestic spending by increasing government pur- chases or cu...
6. Suppose the government stimulates domestic spending by increasing government pur chases or cutting taxes. Use...
6. Suppose the government stimulates domestic spending by increasing government pur chases or cutting taxes. Use the Mundell-Fleming model to illustrate and explain how this policy affects a small open economy with a fixed exchange rate
Question 6. (20 points) Use the Mundell-Fleming model and diagrams to predict what would happen to...
Question 6. (20 points) Use the Mundell-Fleming model and diagrams to predict what would happen to aggregate income, the exchange rate, and the trade balance under both floating and fixed exchange rates in response to each of the following policies in a small open economy. a. (10 points) Government of Canada cuts taxes. b. (10 points) Bank of Canada increases money supply
Macroeconomics: Intermediate Theory/ Calc-based 4. Consider an economy that abides by a Mundell Fleming model. Capital...
Macroeconomics: Intermediate Theory/ Calc-based
4. Consider an economy that abides by a Mundell Fleming model. Capital is imperfectly mobile, prices are perfectly sticky in the short run, and the exchange rate is fixed. Assume that the current exchange rate is at its tar get and the current domestic interest rate is equal to the foreign interest rate. Suppose the local central bank wants to stimulate economic activity by increasing the supply of money through conventional open market oper- ations. Which...
Venus Island is a small open economy with perfect capital mobility. The goods market, exchange rate...
Venus Island is a small open economy with perfect capital mobility. The goods market, exchange rate market and money market is in equilibrium when aggregate income/output is Y1, exchange rate is e1 and interest rate r1. Then the government implemented a contractionary fiscal policy. a. Use Mundell-Fleming model to show and explain, by referring to the events in the each of the markets, the predicted effects of the income tax increase. Assume that Venus Island uses a floating exchange rate....
Consider a reduction in (domestic) taxes (T). a. Consider the event in the long-run closed economy...
Consider a reduction in (domestic) taxes (T). a. Consider the event in the long-run closed economy model. How will private and public savings be affected? Explain. Illustrate graphically using the domestic loanable funds market how such an event will affect the equilibrium domestic national savings, domestic investment spending and domestic real interest rate. Explain. b. Consider the same event, but now in the long-run small open economy model(Assume the economy is originally running a trade deficit.) I llustrate graphically using...
5) The Great Recession beginning in 2007 was caused by a) The Federal Government reducing spending....
5) The Great Recession beginning in 2007 was caused by a) The Federal Government reducing spending. b) The rapid increase and subsequent decline in housing prices. c) Foreign countries reducing their demand for American Goods. d) Baby Boomers retiring from the economy. 6) Suppose that the economy is experiencing a recessionary gap. If you believe in "small government", then the most appropriate policy would be to a) Raise income taxes. b) Lower income taxes. c) Raise government spending. d) Lower...
Part II: Answer any one question from this part. 20 marks. 2. (a) Consider two countries...
Part II: Answer any one question from this part. 20 marks. 2. (a) Consider two countries Markin and Cheeni who trade only with each other Markin is a larger economy with a flexible exchange-rate regime. Cheeni also has flexible exchange rate but is a smaller economy. Markin's Gov. ernment is running a budget deficit and want to reduce that. Suppose Markin's Government does reduce its deficit by some combination of taxes and spending. Suggest what has to happen to taxes...
Please explain using Mundell-Flemming model and Foreign exchange Market Model. Show graphs. Please answer part b...
Please explain using Mundell-Flemming model and Foreign
exchange Market Model. Show graphs. Please answer part b and
c.
3. (16 marks total) Consider the Mundell-Fleming short-run small open economy model, with ri.e., no risk premium), and r given exogenously (a) (5 marks) Suppose foreign governments undertake a fiscal expansion, which raises the world interest rate Assuming the domestic central bank is operating a flexible ex- change rate, use an IS'-LM' diagram to show what happens to output and the exchange...
please help with question 8 8) Use the Mundell-Fleming model to answer the following questions about...
please help with question 8
8) Use the Mundell-Fleming model to answer the following questions about the province of Alberta (a small open economy). a) What kind of exchange-rate system does Alberta have with its major trading partners (the provinces of British Columbia and Ontario)? b) If Alberta suffers from a recession, should the provincial government use monetary or fiscal policy to stimulate employment? Explain. (Note: For this question, assume that the provincial government can print dollar bills). c) If...
Answer the following Intermediate Macroeconomics questions: a) Suppose that the large open econom...
Answer the following Intermediate Macroeconomics questions: a) Suppose that the large open economy conducts a contractionary fiscal policy (i.e., raising taxes and decreasing government spending), illustrate graphically how the small open economy would be impacted. In your graphs, labeled all your graphs correctly and all terminal equilibrium points and values. b) Based on your graphical analysis, explain briefly what happens to the small open economy net exports, investments, national savings.
6. Suppose the government stimulates domestic spending by increasing government pur chases or cutting taxes. Use the Mundell-Fleming model to illustrate and explain how this policy affects a small open economy with a fixed exchange rate
Macroeconomics: Intermediate Theory/ Calc-based
4. Consider an economy that abides by a Mundell Fleming model. Capital is imperfectly mobile, prices are perfectly sticky in the short run, and the exchange rate is fixed. Assume that the current exchange rate is at its tar get and the current domestic interest rate is equal to the foreign interest rate. Suppose the local central bank wants to stimulate economic activity by increasing the supply of money through conventional open market oper- ations. Which...
Consider a reduction in (domestic) taxes (T). a. Consider the event in the long-run closed economy model. How will private and public savings be affected? Explain. Illustrate graphically using the domestic loanable funds market how such an event will affect the equilibrium domestic national savings, domestic investment spending and domestic real interest rate. Explain. b. Consider the same event, but now in the long-run small open economy model(Assume the economy is originally running a trade deficit.) I llustrate graphically using...
5) The Great Recession beginning in 2007 was caused by a) The Federal Government reducing spending. b) The rapid increase and subsequent decline in housing prices. c) Foreign countries reducing their demand for American Goods. d) Baby Boomers retiring from the economy. 6) Suppose that the economy is experiencing a recessionary gap. If you believe in "small government", then the most appropriate policy would be to a) Raise income taxes. b) Lower income taxes. c) Raise government spending. d) Lower...
Part II: Answer any one question from this part. 20 marks. 2. (a) Consider two countries Markin and Cheeni who trade only with each other Markin is a larger economy with a flexible exchange-rate regime. Cheeni also has flexible exchange rate but is a smaller economy. Markin's Gov. ernment is running a budget deficit and want to reduce that. Suppose Markin's Government does reduce its deficit by some combination of taxes and spending. Suggest what has to happen to taxes...
Please explain using Mundell-Flemming model and Foreign
exchange Market Model. Show graphs. Please answer part b and
c.
3. (16 marks total) Consider the Mundell-Fleming short-run small open economy model, with ri.e., no risk premium), and r given exogenously (a) (5 marks) Suppose foreign governments undertake a fiscal expansion, which raises the world interest rate Assuming the domestic central bank is operating a flexible ex- change rate, use an IS'-LM' diagram to show what happens to output and the exchange...
please help with question 8
8) Use the Mundell-Fleming model to answer the following questions about the province of Alberta (a small open economy). a) What kind of exchange-rate system does Alberta have with its major trading partners (the provinces of British Columbia and Ontario)? b) If Alberta suffers from a recession, should the provincial government use monetary or fiscal policy to stimulate employment? Explain. (Note: For this question, assume that the provincial government can print dollar bills). c) If...
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