Exam 20: Part A: The Classical Model in an Open Economy

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In the classical model with an open economy,an increase in government purchases may not cause complete crowding out,but crowding out will be complete worldwide.

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Which of the following is a leakage in an open economy?

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In the classical model,when an open economy has balanced trade,Say's law holds.

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In the classical model,even when a country runs a trade deficit,Say's law holds.

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In the classical model with an open economy,an increase in government purchases always causes complete crowding out.

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In the classical model with an open economy,an increase in the trade deficit as a result of a tax cut,causes a decline in the interest rate,attracting more loanable funds from abroad.

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In the classical model,when an open economy has balanced trade,Say's law does not hold.

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Which of the following is an injection in an open economy?

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When a country runs a trade deficit,

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In the classical model with an open economy,an increase in government purchases can affect a country's exchange rate,causing its imports and exports to change.

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