Please fast solve z=5Suppose desired consumption C“, investment, I", net exports, NX, and thedemand for monetary assets, M", for the small open economy of Swedeway can berepresented asCd = 100 + 0.6Y%3DId = 80 – 400rMd= 0.5Y- 0.3(r + n°) + zNX = 200 – 0.3Y – 10ewhere Y denotes GDP, rdenotes the domestic real interest rate,eis the real exchangerate andPis the domestic price level. Swedeway operates a flexible nominalexchange rate regime.100andGovernment spending is given byG = 100, the money supply isM0.02. The foreign real interest rate isexpected inflation is T°rFor:0.03and the foreign price level isPFor1. The full employment levelof output is Y = 500.%DIn the short run, Swedeway's output and real exchange rate are now given byY = 493.33; e= 12.4Y = 495.00; e = 26.6Y = 496.67; e = 7.83.Y = 496.00; e = 12.1 What is the change in net exports, ANX, in the short run?ANX = -2,50ANX = –2.67ANX = –1.60|3DANX = -1,67%3DIn the new GE, Swedeway's domestic price level and real exchange rate are given byP = 0.490; e = 26.0P = 0.392; e = 11.8P = 0.649; e = 12.0P = 0.395; e = 7.60In the new GE, the nominal exchange rate, enom, is given byenom == 53.0enom = 19.3епот — 30.1enom == 18.5

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Suppose desired consumption C", investment, /", net exports, NX, and the demand for monetary assets, M", for the small open economy of Swedeway can be represented as Cd = 100 + 0.6Y %3D Id = 80 – 400r Md = 0.5Y – 0.3(r + n°) + z NX = 200 – 0.3Y – 10e where Y denotes GDP, r'denotes the domestic real interest rate,eis the real exchange rate andPis the domestic price level. Swedeway operates a flexible nominal exchange rate regime. Government spending is given byG = 100, the money supply isM = 100and expected inflation is T° rFor = 0.03and the foreign price level isPFor 0.02. The foreign real interest rate is 1. The full employment level of output is Y 500. %3D In the short run, Swedeway's output and real exchange rate are now given by Y = 493.33; e = 12.4 %3D %3D Y = 495.00; e = 26.6 Y = 496.67; e = 7.83. Y = 496.00; e = 12.1

Suppose desired consumption C", investment, /", net exports, NX, and the demand for monetary assets, M", for the small open economy of Swedeway can be represented as Cd = 100 + 0.6Y %3D Id = 80 – 400r Md = 0.5Y – 0.3(r + n°) + z NX = 200 – 0.3Y – 10e where Y denotes GDP, r'denotes the domestic real interest rate,eis the real exchange rate andPis the domestic price level. Swedeway operates a flexible nominal exchange rate regime. Government spending is given byG = 100, the money supply isM = 100and expected inflation is T° rFor = 0.03and the foreign price level isPFor 0.02. The foreign real interest rate is 1. The full employment level of output is Y 500. %3D In the short run, Swedeway's output and real exchange rate are now given by Y = 493.33; e = 12.4 %3D %3D Y = 495.00; e = 26.6 Y = 496.67; e = 7.83. Y = 496.00; e = 12.1

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