When income rises in a small open economy (fiscal expansion), the IR tries to rise but….
This inflow causes an _____in the demand for the currency pushing up its value and thus making domestic goods more _________.
capital inflows from abroad put downward pressure on the IR
increase
expensive to foreigners
more; less
When the increase in the MS puts downward pressure on the domestic IR, capital flows out as investors seek a higher return elsewhere…
The outflow also causes the exchange rate to _________, making domestic goods less expensive relative to
foreign goods, and stimulates NX.
- Hence, monetary policy influences the …
The capital outflow prevents the IR from falling.
depreciate
e rather than r.
more; less
define fixed exchange rate
pegging our $ to the us $
fixed exchange rate, the central bank announces a value for the exchange rate and stands ready to …. to keep the exchange rate at its announced level.
buy and sell the domestic currency at a predetermined price
Fixed exchange rates require the _______ to adjust to whatever level will ensure that the equilibrium exchange rate in the market for foreign- currency exchange EQUALS the …
money supply
announced exchange rate.
this exchange-rate system fixes the
______ exchange rate.
Whether it fixes the real exchange rate depends on the _______
nominal
time horizon.
A fiscal expansion shifts IS* to the right. To maintain the fixed exchange rate, the Fed must increase the
_____, thus increasing LM* to the ___.
Unlike the case with flexible exchange rates, there is no crowding out effect on NX due to a …
money supply; right
higher exchange rate.
If the Fed tried to increase the money supply by buying bonds from the public, that would put ______ pressure on the IR.
Arbitragers respond by …., causing the money supply and the LM curve to ___ to their initial positions.
down-ward
selling the domestic currency to the central bank
contract
2 advantages
risk tied to exchange rate fluctuations r minimized.
limited currecny specultation
3 disadvantages
lack of flexibility in responding to changing market conditions
opportunity cost of reserves
fluctuating IR may conflict with policy objectives
2 examples of trade policy
quotas
tariffs