chapter 11 Flashcards

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Monetary Policies

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  • interest rates
  • exchange rates
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Aims of Monetary Policies

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expansionary
- increase economic growth
- lower unemployment

contractionary
- lower inflation
- improve BOP

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3
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Theory to analyse how Interest Rate is determined

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  • keynesian liquidity preference theory
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Keynesian Liquidity Preference Theory

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the rate of interest is determined by the demand for money (liquidity preference)

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Liquidity preference

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  • the preference of holding money over other kinds of assets
  • the effective demand for money
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Purposes for the Demand for Money

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  • transactionary purposes
  • precautionary purposes
  • speculative purposes
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Factors causing changes in Interest Rates

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  • business & consumer expectations
  • economic growth
  • changes in government expenditure
  • expectations of changes in exchange rates
  • openness of the economy
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8
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Strategies to Change Interest Rates

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- open market operations
1. changing reserve requirements
2. changing discount rates
3. changing monetary base

- quantative easing

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9
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Monetary Policy definition

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demand-management policy to change AD by manipulating i/r or e/r

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10
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Who carries out this policy ?

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  • central bank
  • Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
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Quantative Easing analysis

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  • expanded scope of asset purchases
  • rescue trapped sectors
  • provides liquidity to ‘trapped sectors’, encouraging greater (I)
  • increase confidence in market increasign (C)
  • AD increases
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12
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Effects of Monetary Policy

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direct effects :
- contractionary monetary policy
- expansionary monetary policy

indirect effects :
- hot money inflow/outflow
(increase i/r, hot money inflow)

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13
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Liquidity Trap

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occurs when interest rate is at/close to zero

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14
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Foreign Exchange Rate

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  • the exchange value of a currency in terms of other currencies
  • determined by the demand & supply in the FOREX market
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Demand Determinants of Exchange Rates

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  • foreigners purchanse of domestic g&s
  • foreigners setting up businesses in the domestic country
  • foreigners purchase of financial assets in domestic country
  • foreigners depositing their money in domestic country
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16
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Supply Determinants of Exchange Rates

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  • imports of foreign g&s
  • country investing on businesses abroad
  • purchasing of foreign financial assets
  • residents depositinf money abroad
  • residents making transfers abroad
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Exchange Rate Appreciation

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  • the increase in external value of a currency in terms of other currencies in the FOREX market
  • revaluation
18
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Exchange Rate Depreciation

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  • the decrease in external value of a currency in terms of other currencies in the FOREX market
  • devaluation
19
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Marshall-Lerner Condition

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the sum of price elasticities of demand for exports & imports is greater than 1

20
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J-Curve Effect

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price elasticities of exports and imports may be low in the short-run, worsening trade deficit initially