Exam 34: Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments
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What is a "credit entry" in Canada's balance-of-payments accounts?
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Consider the balance of payments for a small country.Suppose that in this country private saving is $4 million,its investment is $10 million,government purchases are $6 million,and net tax revenues are $15 million in a given year.The current account balance for this country is a
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Consider the following statement: "It is undesirable for Canada to have a current account deficit." Which of the following is implied by this statement?
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Suppose there is a rise in the world price of Canada's imports.If the Canadian demand for imports has a price elasticity greater than 1 (elastic),the demand for foreign exchange will ________ and the Canadian dollar will ________.
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FIGURE 34-2 Refer to Figure 34-2.If the exchange rate is e1,there is

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FIGURE 34-3 Refer to Figure 34-3.An increase in demand or decrease in the supply of foreign exchange will

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The table below shows hypothetical indexes for the price levels for Canada and the United States and hypothetical nominal exchange rates between their currencies (the Canadian-dollar price of 1 U.S.dollar).
TABLE 34-2 Refer to Table 34-2.According to the theory of purchasing power parity (PPP),the Canadian-U.S.exchange rate in 2018 should have been ________,meaning that the actual Canadian dollar in that year was ________ relative to its PPP value.

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A Canadian traveling to the United States converts $100 Canadian into 85 U.S.dollars.One month later he does the same thing and receives only 80 U.S.dollars.There are no transactions costs.The Canadian-U.S.exchange rate has ________ and the Canadian dollar has ________ relative to the U.S.dollar.
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Other things being equal,a depreciation of the domestic currency tends to
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An appreciation of the Canadian dollar implies ________ in the value of the dollar relative to other currencies,such that ________.
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If a Canadian company builds and operates a mine in Indonesia,in the foreign-exchange market there will be a(n)
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Which of the following statements about Canada's balance of payments is correct?
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Suppose the Bank of Canada raises its target for the overnight interest rate from 3% to 3.25%,while interest rates in other countries do not change.How will this policy action affect Canada's imports and exports?
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The Chinese government fixes its exchange rate above its free-market equilibrium level.Its purpose in keeping the Chinese currency depreciated is probably to
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FIGURE 34-3 Refer to Figure 34-3.An increase in demand for foreign exchange OR a decrease in the supply of foreign exchange may be due to

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Suppose Canada has a flexible exchange rate.If there is a decline in the world price of copper (a major Canadian export),other exporting sectors of the Canadian economy will likely ________ due to the resulting ________ of the Canadian dollar.
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For Canada,the term "exchange rate," as used by most economists,refers to
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Under a system of flexible exchange rates,a nation which tightens its monetary policy would be likely to experience
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If Canadian demand for French wine increases,the supply of Canadian dollars to the foreign-exchange market will ________ and the demand for euros will ________.
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