This is a hypothetical scenario. Let’s assume that the economy of a US major trading partner (e.g. Canada or China) suffers an economic recession. Show and explain, other things constant,the short run and long run effect of that country’s recession on the US economy.
This is a hypothetical scenario. Let’s assume that the economy of a US major trading partner...
This is a hypothetical scenario. Let’s assume that the economy of a US major trading partner (e.g. Canada or China) suffers an economic recession. Show and explain, other things constant,the short run and long run effect of that country’s recession on the US economy. U.S. Economy (U.S. Market of All Goods and Services) Price Index LRAS SRAS1 P1 AD1 YF Real GDP
Aa Aa 4. The effect of Bank of Canada action (or inaction) in the AD-AS model Consider the following graph. The economy is currently producing at point A (grey star symbol), which corresponds to the intersection of the AD1 and SRAS1 curves. The Bank of Canada is considering whether to intervene in an effort to bring the economy back to its potential PRICE LEVEL 180 LRAS SRAS 175 If Bank Intervenes 170 SRAS1 165 160 155 150 AD2 145 140...
Figure: Monetary Policy 2 LRAS SRAS C Price level a AD b yf Real GDP Goods and services market Refer to Figure: Monetary Policy 2. If an economy operates in the short run at point a, then if the government were to raise the required reserve ratio, then we should expect a/an decrease in SRAS, which moves the economy toward point. Уf Real GDP Goods and services market Refer to Figure: Monetary Policy 2. If an economy operates in the...
LRAS SRAS с Price level AD b Уf Real GDP Goods and services market Refer to Figure: Fiscal Policy 2. If an economy operates in the short run at point a, then if the government were to implement contractionary fiscal policy. then we should expect a/an decrease in SRAS, which moves the economy toward pointc. increase in AD, which moves the economy toward point decrease in AD, which moves the economy toward point b. ZIL P Yf Real GDP Goods...
Question 16 2.5 pts Canada, a major trading partner of the United States, experiences substantial economic growth. We would expect U.S. exports to and the U.S. dollar increase; depreciate increase; appreciate decrease; depreciate decrease; appreciate Japanese interest rates increase. We would expect the dollar to and the yen to _ appreciate; depreciate depreciate; appreciate appreciate; appreciate depreciate; depreciate What does the real interest rate equal? below; above above; above above; below below; below Mexico's residents are finding it more expensive...
Table 2.1: Australia's Hypothetical Forecasts 2011 Estimate 3.1 4.7 2012 Forecast 3.8 5.0 2013 Forecast 4.2 5.5 3.0 3.5 3.75 Household consumption Exports of Goods and Services by Volume Imports of Goods and Services by Volume Real Gross Domestic Product External accounts Value of $A relative to $US (average value) Current account balance % of GDP) Labour market Employment (millions) Unemployment Rate Prices and Wages Consumer Price Index 1.07 -2.3 1.12 -2.1 1.30 -1.9 11.12 4.9 11.65 4.6 11.65 4.6...
Question 1 (20 marks) The recent global outbreak of Covid-19 has major economic consequences. Using the AS-AD model, show what will be short-term impact of this crisis on the AIRLINE INDUSTRY Discuss some reasons why this impact may happen. b. Bank of Canada has already taken Fiscal and Monetary policy measures to stabilize the economy during the time of this outbreak. What actions has it take in terms of Fiscal Policy? In terms of Monetary Policy? (Provide specific details, Use...
Countries measure the health of their economies in many ways such as unemployment rates, consumer confidence, and Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Gross Domestic Product is a measurement of the amount of goods produced by a country in one year. If that number increases, our economy is growing, whereas a decrease would indicate a shrinking economy. To calculate expenditure GDP we add up all of the groups who buy goods in the economy (GDP = C + I + G +...
3. How the Fed influences the money supply Which of the following are ways that the Federal Reserve influences the U.S. economy through its monetary policies? Check all that apply. O Using open-market operations to sell securities, the Fed can increase the money supply, thereby increasing interest rates and subsequently reducing the rate of inflation. O Using open-market operations to buy securities, the Fed can increase the money supply, thereby increasing interest rates, which would cause security prices to decrease. Using open-market operations to sell...
PROBLEM NO 2. An Open Economy in the Short Run and The Medium Run (25 Points) a. Indonesia's equilibrium condition of goods and services market can be expressed by the following equation: Y = CAY - T) + (Y, r) +G-IMY, )) { + X(Y*, £) where: Y=domestic output; Y*= foreign output; C= consumption: T=tax; l=investment, r=real interest rate; G=government spending, € = Real Exchange Rate. If it is assumed that the Marshall-Lerner condition holds. Explain in words the effects...