Explain in detail if the following statement is true or false: `"All else equal, a DECREASE in the terms of trade of period 2 (temporary shock) lowers consumption (C1) and the trade balance (TB1) in period 1." Use equations to support your answer. Show all your calculations and explain the intuition behind your results. Hint: See Chapter 4 of Schmitt-Grohe, Uribe and Woodford. need full explanation

Explain in detail if the following statement is true or false: `"All else equal, a DECREASE in the terms of trade of period 2 (temporary shock) lowers consumption (C1) and the trade balance (TB1) in period 1." Use equations to support your answer. Show all your calculations and explain the intuition behind your results. Hint: See Chapter 4 of Schmitt-Grohe, Uribe and Woodford. need full explanation

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