Exam 5: Saving and Investment in the Open Economy
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Suppose a country has the following balance of payments data.
(a)Calculate the current account balance.
(b)Calculate the capital and financial account balance.
(c)Calculate the trade balance.
(d)Calculate net factor payments.

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Suppose a wealthy Canadian donates $10 million to charities in Mexico.Mexican net exports ________ and the current account balance ________.
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A small open economy has a current account balance of zero.A rise in the world real interest rate causes
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A small open economy has a current account balance of zero.A rise in its investment demand causes
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If there are no net factor payments from abroad and no unilateral transfers,net exports of $10 billion is the same as
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Which of the following would be part of the nation's capital and financial account?
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A large country imposes capital controls that prohibit foreign borrowing and lending by domestic residents.The country is currently running a capital and financial account deficit.The imposition of the capital controls will cause
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Assume that an increase in Costa Rica's government budget deficit reduced desired national saving by 10 million colon.Assuming Costa Rica is a small open economy,you would expect the government's action to
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If all international factor payment flows are investment income,then net investment income from abroad equals
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Assume that an increase in Costa Rica's government budget deficit reduced desired national saving by 10 million colon.Assuming Costa Rica is a small open economy,you would expect the government's action to
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When future labor income falls in a large open economy,it causes the current account to ________ and investment to ________.
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In a small open economy,
Sd = $5 billion + ($100 billion)rw,
Id = $10 billion - ($50 billion)rw,
Y = $50 billion,
G = $3 billion,
rw = .06.
(a)Calculate the current account balance.
(b)Calculate net exports.
(c)Calculate desired consumption.
(d)Calculate absorption.
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For each of the following transactions,explain what happens to the merchandise trade balance,current account balance,and capital and financial account balance in both the United States and Mexico.The exchange rate is 2 Mexican pesos per U.S.dollar.
(a)A Mexican firm spends 4 million pesos to buy radiology equipment from a U.S.firm.
(b)A U.S.firm buys 20,000 sombreros at 20 pesos each.
(c)Mexican computer firms send 200 programmers to universities in the United States,paying tuition and expenses of $3,000 each.
(d)A Mexican entrepreneur gives 50,000 pesos to the United Way of San Antonio,Texas.
(e)Mexican investors buy $10 million worth of 30-year U.S.Treasury bonds.
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