Consider the following version of the short run monetary model: MD/P = exp(-0.50*i)*Y (UK) MS = M i=i (US) + ere-e where M 1100, Y= 1,956, Pa1, i (US) - 0.04 and ee = 1.1. The UK money supply is unexpectedly increased from M-1100 to M1,197 in period 0. It is then returned to its original value of 1100 from period 1 onwards, and investors know this. By how much will the Pound depreciate in period 0?

Consider the following version of the short run monetary model: MD/P = exp(-0.50i)Y (UK) MS = M i=i (US) + ere-e where M 1100, Y= 1,956, Pa1, i (US) - 0.04 and ee = 1.1. The UK money supply is unexpectedly increased from M-1100 to M1,197 in period 0. It is then returned to its original value of 1100 from period 1 onwards, and investors know this. By how much will the Pound depreciate in period 0?

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Chapter15: Monetary Policy

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