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This document outlines 10 questions for an international finance problem set. The questions cover topics like the effects of changes in money supply and government spending on interest rates, prices, and exchange rates using diagrams. Other questions address fixed vs flexible exchange rates, the impact of central bank actions on other countries, sterilized vs unsterilized intervention, the J-curve effect, and the Marshall-Lerner condition. Students are asked to use diagrams and equations to explain their answers.
This document outlines 10 questions for an international finance problem set. The questions cover topics like the effects of changes in money supply and government spending on interest rates, prices, and exchange rates using diagrams. Other questions address fixed vs flexible exchange rates, the impact of central bank actions on other countries, sterilized vs unsterilized intervention, the J-curve effect, and the Marshall-Lerner condition. Students are asked to use diagrams and equations to explain their answers.
This document outlines 10 questions for an international finance problem set. The questions cover topics like the effects of changes in money supply and government spending on interest rates, prices, and exchange rates using diagrams. Other questions address fixed vs flexible exchange rates, the impact of central bank actions on other countries, sterilized vs unsterilized intervention, the J-curve effect, and the Marshall-Lerner condition. Students are asked to use diagrams and equations to explain their answers.
1. Suppose the Fed increases the money supply and markets believe that the increase is temporary. Assume that prices are sticky in the short run. What will be the short run effect on US interest rates, US prices, UK interest rates, and the dollar price of a pound (E $ )? Use well labeled diagrams of the US money market and foreign exchange market to explain your answer. [10 points]
2. Feenstra & Taylor, Ch 4, Q 2. [15 points]
3. Feenstra & Taylor, Ch 4, Q 3. [5 points]
4. Feenstra & Taylor, Ch 4, Q 6. [15 points]
5. Use well labeled diagrams money market, FX market, Keynesian cross, IS-LM) and words to explain what happens to interest rates, aggregate demand and its components (C, I, G, and X n ), output, and the nominal exchange rate in the short run when prices are sticky when there is an [15 points] a. Increase in government spending b. Temporary increase in the money supply that markets expect to be reversed. c. When both the money supply and government spending rise temporarily. d. In the long run if the money supply increase is permanent and prices are not sticky.
6. What are the advantages of fixed vs flexible exchange rates? [10 points]
7. Suppose the US Fed temporarily increases the US money supply. [10 points] a. What will happen to the spot rate and to aggregate demand and its components in Mexico? Treat Mexico as the domestic country. Assume that its does not restrict capital flows and that it was at full employment before the Fed acted. Use diagrams and words.
b. What policy responses should Mexico consider to offset any undesirable effects?
c. Suppose the Bank of Mexico increases the Mexican money supply instead of the US Fed. What effect would that have on the spot rate and on US aggregate demand?
8. Intervention [10 points] a. What is the difference between sterilized and unsterilized intervention? Explain what a central bank would do to keep its currency from depreciating, using each of these two kinds of intervention. b. Write and explain an equation that must be true for sterilized intervention to work. c. What is the evidence for whether unsterilized and sterilized intervention work?
9. What is a J curve? Draw a diagram to explain it. [5 points]
10. What is the Marshall-Lerner condition? Explain its significance. [5 points]