Review Class 28 Flashcards

1
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3 main sources of demand for US dollar

A
  1. Foreign firms etc. that want to buy goods and services produced in the U.S.
  2. Foreign firms, households, governments that want to invest in the US
  3. Currency traders who believe the value of the dollar in the future will be greater than its value today
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2
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If interest rates in US go up but EU hasn’t

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EU investors want to buy US treasury bonds

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3
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Americans buying Japanese cars:

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Supply U.S. dollars and demand Japanese yen

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4
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3 main determinants of an exchange rate

A
  1. Trade ( prices and income are the major determinants in the volume of
  2. Investment
  3. Speculation
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5
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Among others economists examine the changes of the following three variables to determine the change in exchange rate: income, prices, and _____

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Interest rates

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6
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  1. Why an increase in US GDP which is larger than increase in another country gdp typically causes a devaluation of the currency
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Us income increase more than foreign incomes

Imports increase more than exports

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7
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Overall price increase in us

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Substitute domestic product with foreign products

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8
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If the interest rate in US goes up (assuming EU stays same)

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US financial assets become more attractive because pay more interest

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9
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Interest rates and capital inflows

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Expansionary monetary policy tend to reduce both:

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10
Q

Imopoets are the difference between

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Consumption and domestic income ?

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11
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Households own what

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All the factors of production

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12
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The economy is in long run and short run equilibrium when

A

Something

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13
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Expansionary fiscal policy

A

Increasing govt expenditures

Lowering become taxes (people have more money and consume and invest more) shift aggregate demand curve to right

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14
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Lower interest rates

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Determine investment domestic and exchange rates

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15
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Y= AD=

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(+ I + G + X - M)

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16
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Lower interest rate implies

A

Domestic investment goes up

17
Q

NAIRU

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Long run Phillips curve

18
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Keynesian economists believe that expansionary fiscal policy

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Shift AD curve to the right (that is the income goes up so do prices depends if economy is in recession or boom)

19
Q

Keynesian economists suggest expansionary fiscal policy

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Should be undertaken when economy is in recession

20
Q

Neoclassical economists think expansion fiscal policy ?

A

Ineffective

They believe in recardian equivalence theorem

People assume later taxes and save for them

21
Q

Cut of business taxes in both Keynesian and neoclassical view

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Will shift the SAS to the right