Lecture 5 - The IS in the Open Economy Flashcards

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What are the differences with a closed economy?

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  • Effect on trade balance. An increase in output leads to a trade deficit.
  • Smaller effect of government spending on output. As ZZ is flatter than DD, the multiplier is smaller in the open economy.
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An increase in domestic demand leads to an increase in…

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Domestic output but leads to also a deterioration of the trade balance.

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An increase in foreign demand leads to an increase in…

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Domestic output and an improvement in the trade balance.

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What are the implications of increases in demand - domestic or foreign?

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  • Shocks to demand in one country affect all other countries.
  • Economic interactions complicate the task of policy makers. Policy coordination is not so easy to achieve.
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5
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What is the J curve?

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The adjustment process in the trade balance in response to a real depreciation.

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A depreciation initially increases…

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The trade deficit and, over time, exports increase and imports decrease, reducing the trade deficit.

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What is real appreciation?

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An increase in the real exchange rate. Domestic goods are more expensive and there is a loss of competitiveness.

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What is real depreciation?

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A decrease in the real exchange rate. Domestic goods are cheaper and there is a gain of competitiveness.

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