Topic 9 - Open economy 1 Flashcards

1
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what is opens in goods markets

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the ability to choose between domestic goods and foreign goods

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2
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what is openness in financial markets

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the ability to choose between domestic goods and foreign assets

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3
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what is openness in factor markets

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the ability of firms to choose where to locate production and the ability of workers to choose where to work

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4
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what is a global value chain

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the full range of activities that economic actors engage in to bring a product to market

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5
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what are becoming increasingly important features of the modern economy

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trade, openesss and globalisation

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6
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what is the exchange rate

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the price of foreign currency in terms of domestic currency

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7
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what is appreciation

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value of domestic currency has risen, strengthened

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8
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what is depreciation

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value of domestic currency has fallen

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9
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what was the mini budget crisis

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the policies proposed in the mini budget included tax relief for investors and to cut the base rate of income tax

in response to this the market reacted, couldn’t trust the UK

resultantly the pound depreciated to a record low

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10
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are exchange rates responsive

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exchange rates are extremely responsive to situations in the market

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11
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what is the nominal exchange rate

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amount of foreign currency units that can be exchange for a unit of domestic currency
the units are considered in money terms

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what is the real exchange rate

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units of foreign currency per unit of domestic currency in real terms

considers appreciation and depreciation

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13
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how do you calculate real exchange rate

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real exchange rate = nominal exchange rate multiplied by the ratio of prices between the two countries

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14
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what is the balance of payments

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summarises a country’s transactions with the rest of the world, including both trade flows and financial flows

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15
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what is the current account

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deals with payments made to and from the rest of the world

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16
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what is the capital account

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deals with financial transactions made to and from the rest of the world

17
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what does opens in financial markets imply

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that people face a new financial decision: wether to hold domestic interest paying assets or foreign interest paying assets

18
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when deciding where to invest what must be considered

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the current exchange rate and the expected exchange rate in one year

19
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what is the interest parity condition

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provides an intuitive way of thinking about interest rate and exchange rate movements

20
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what are the determinants of imports

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an increase in domestic income will increase

an increase in the real exchange rate will increase them

21
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what are the determinants of exports

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increase in foreign incomes will increase exports
increase in real exchange rate will decrease exports

22
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what changes to the equation of domestic demand in an open economy

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c will now include domestic consumption and imports consumption

23
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what are examples of countries who have had a persistent trade deficit

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Uk and Us

24
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countries that have had a prolonged trade surplus

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Germany and china