Draw and explain the Mundell-Fleming model for Country A: a small open economy with a floating exchange rate and free capital outflow. Country A has been imposed tariffs on exports by many other countries, and at the same time, foreign investors are dumping Country A's bonds due to their dropped expectations of the returns

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