Consider a country with no capital mobility and flexible exchange rates.a. Solve for the exchange rate that clears the trade balance as a function of thelevel of income, Y. (Assume that the trade balance is in the formT =T, + øq– mY where øis a positive constant and q = (eP*/P)).b. Solve for the level of income as a function of all exogenous variables. In whatway does the multiplier differ from all other open economy multiplierscomputed before?

Consider a country with no capital mobility and flexible exchange rates. a. Solve for the exchange rate that clears the trade balance as a function of the level of income, Y. (Assume that the trade balance is in the form T=T₁+oq−mY where is a positive constant and q = (eP*/P)). b. Solve for the level of income as a function of all exogenous variables. In what way does the multiplier differ from all other open economy multipliers computed before?

Consider a country with no capital mobility and flexible exchange rates. a. Solve for the exchange rate that clears the trade balance as a function of the level of income, Y. (Assume that the trade balance is in the form T=T₁+oq−mY where is a positive constant and q = (eP*/P)). b. Solve for the level of income as a function of all exogenous variables. In what way does the multiplier differ from all other open economy multipliers computed before?

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