Exam 5: Saving and Investment in the Open Economy
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A friend claims that Canada is a net international debtor.The best way of testing this claim is to
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Explain how a temporary increase in oil price affects the national saving,investment,and current account of an oil-importing country.
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Suppose GDP is $20 billion and the desired absorption is $16 billion.What are the net exports?
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Which of the following statements about the Canadian balance of payment is true?
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Suppose desired consumption is $10 billion and desired investment is $3 billion.If GDP is $25 billion and government purchases are $2 billion,the desired national saving is
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Which of the following would be part of the nation's capital account?
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When a current account has a surplus of $5 billion,it means that
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If a Canadian firm buys stereos from a Japanese firm and the Japanese firm uses the dollars it gets to buy Canadian Treasury bonds,what items are recorded in the Canadian balance of payments accounts?
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A large open economy increases its desired saving.This causes the world real interest rate to ________ and the country's current account balance to ________.
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The term "twin deficits" refers to a situation in which there exists
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A small open economy increases its desired saving.This causes the world real interest rate to ________ and the country's current account balance to ________.
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A small open economy increases its investment demand.This causes the world real interest rate to ________ and the country's current account balance to ________.
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In a large open economy like the United States,an increased government budget deficit that reduces national saving
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In a small open economy
Sᵈ = $20 billion + ($100 billion)r%
Iᵈ = $30 billion - ($100 billion)r%
Y = $70 billion
G = $20 billion
rʷ = .04.
a.Calculate the current account balance.
b.Calculate net exports.
c.Calculate desired consumption.
d.Calculate absorption.
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If the Bank of Canada buys $3 billion worth of Japanese yen,$4 billion of German marks,and $2 billion of French francs,and sells $5 billion of British pounds,how does this affect the official settlements balance?
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If business taxes rise in a large open economy,it causes the current account to ________ and saving to ________.
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Consider an economy with GDP of $100 billion,desired investment of $20 billion,desired consumption of $50 billion,and government purchases of $2 billion.Calculate the following:
a.Desired absorption
b.Desired national saving
c.Desired foreign lending
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The main difference between the small open economy and the large open economy is that
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