MANKIW: PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
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Chapter 19, Problem 2CQQ
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The impact of appreciation of domestic currency on imports and exports.
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As domestic currency appreciates, we would expect
a. Trade deficit to decrease.
b. Trade deficit to increase.
c. Imports to decrease.
d. Exports to increase.
When the relative price of a country’s goods is high, then over time the relative price tends to_____ and the country’s currency _______.
a. rise, appreciates
b. rise, depreciates
c. fall, appreciates
d. fall, depreciates
A temporary increase in transportation costs between the US and the UK that cause the relative price of US goods to jump, will cause international investors to expect a future ______of the dollar that causes US real interest to _______those in the UK.
a. appreciation, exceed
b. appreciation, be less than
c. depreciation, exceed
d. depreciation, be less than
Draw a demand for dollars curve. Label it D.
Draw a supply of dollars curve. Label it S.
Draw a point at the equilibrium quantity and equilibrium exchange rate.
Exchange rate (U.S. cents per Canadian dollar)
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