In the Mundell-Fleming model with a floating exchange rate, what happens to aggregate income, the exchange rate, and the trade balance when the world interest rate rises?
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2019-08-14T09:26:48-0400
A rise in the global interest rate does not affect aggregate income. On the other hand, this change lowers the nominal exchange rate and improves the balance of payment due to growth in exports.
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Show and explain the AS adjustment process, in other words, how output
adjusts over time, from the short run to the long run (following the
increase in G).
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Show and explain the AS adjustment process, in other words, how output
adjusts over time, from the short run to the long run (following the
increase in G).
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Show and explain the AS adjustment process, in other words, how output adjusts over time, from the short run to the long run (following the increase in G).
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Show and explain the AS adjustment process, in other words, how output adjusts over time, from the short run to the long run (following the increase in G).
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