Chapter 6 Flashcards

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The economic theories that link exchange rates, price levels, and interest rates together

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International parity conditions

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2
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When parity conditions hold, markets are in equilibrium, and therefore market price =

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Intrinsic price

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3
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Law of one price

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Long Term Theory

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4
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Law of One Price
Under the assumptions of:
If the identical product or service can be

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  • sold in two different markets
  • no restrictions exist on the sale
  • or transportation product between markets
    then the product’s price should be the same in both markets
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5
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The exact exchange rate between two currencies could be found by equalizing the purchasing power of the two currencies.

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The absolute Purchasing power parity theory

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6
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The _______ _______ of the PPP theory states that: the spot exchange rate is determined by the relative prices of similar basket of goods.

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absolute version

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7
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A primary principle of competitive markets is that

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prices will equalize across markets if frictions do not exist

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8
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By comparing the prices of identical products denominated in different currencies, we could id

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9
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Does the absolute PPP hold in reality? Why

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No

-Goods differentiation
-Differences in tastes and preferences
-Services and items which cannot be traded
-Transportation costs
-Tariffs and barriers to trade

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10
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Why should we still use absolute PPP?

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It lets us know the direction that we need to go into

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11
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PPP is not particularly helpful in determining what the spot rate is today, but the relative change in prices between two countries over a period of time determines the change in the exchange rate over that period

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Relative purchasing power parity (relative PPP)

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12
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Changes in price

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Inflation

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13
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if inflation increases in the US by 5% relative to the UK, you expect a _ _________ of the pound or a _ __________ of the dollar

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5% appreciation; 5% depreciation o

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14
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the degree to which the prices of response of imported and exported product change as a result of changes in exchange rates

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Exchange rate pass-through

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15
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one reason that country’s real effective exchange rate index can deviate from its PPP equilibrium point

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Incomplete (Partial) exchange rate pass-through

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16
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All changes in exchange rates are passed on through by equivalent changes in prices

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Complete pass-through

17
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What’s an important factor when determining pass-through levels

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Price elasticity of demand

18
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The difference in the national interest rates fro securities of similar risk and maturity should be equal to, but opposite in sign to, the forward rate discount or premium for the foreign currency, except for transaction costs

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Interest Rate Parity (IRP)

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