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(a)  An open economy with flexible exchange rates. While UIP stand for the uncovered interest parity condition.


(1)  In an IS-LM-UIP diagram, show the effect of a decrease in foreign output, Y*, on domestic output. Explain.

(6 Marks)

(2)  Discuss the effects of foreign fiscal policy expansion on foreign output, Y*, and on the foreign interest rate, i*? 



What are the determinants of foreign exchange rate? Show this graphically [15 marks]

Government saving is defined as T- (G+TR+INT).



Here, G includes both govt. consumption and govt. investment. But ideally, we should not include investments while calculating savings.



But even if we do not separate the two components out of G, we get the same answer, i.e., both the definitions of uses-of-savings identity hold true. (The difference arises only because of some statistical discrepancies)




It would indicate that govt. investments are nil. Why does this happen?

A dozen eggs cost $0.88 in January 1980 and $2.11

in January 2015. The average wage for production

workers was $7.58 per hour in January 1980 and

$19.64 in January 2015.

a. By what percentage did the price of eggs rise?

b. By what percentage did the wage rise?

c. In each year, how many minutes did a worker

have to work to earn enough to buy a

dozen eggs?

d. Did workers’ purchasing power in terms of eggs

rise or fall?


The chapter explains that Social Security benefits are


increased each year in proportion to the increase in


the CPI, even though most economists believe that the


CPI overstates actual inflation.


a. If the elderly consume the same market basket


as other people, does Social Security provide the


elderly with an improvement in their standard of


living each year? Explain.


b. In fact, the elderly consume more healthcare com-


pared to younger people, and healthcare costs


have risen faster than overall inflation. What


would you do to determine whether the elderly


are actually better off from year to year?

Consider an economy with a different levels of aggregates as follows: c=0.8(1-t)Y t=0.25 I=900-50r G =800 L=0.25y-62.5r money supply: M=1000 price level :p=2 a) derive the IS and LM equation b) determine the equilibrium levels of income and interest rate c) calculate the government spending multiplier d)By how much income and interest change for a unit change in government spending? e) determine the amount of ''crowd out'' and interpret it

One has the following information about the sector of companies: Direct tax: 23% of the Profits from production and patrimony (income) Distributed Profits: 38% of the Profits from production and patrimony (income) Current transfers toward other sectors: 7% from the Disposable Income Disposable income: 75.5 billion Euro Profits from production and patrimony (income): 97.4 billion Euro Use an account of the sector of companies and compute the value of the current transfers received from other sectors!

with steps of solution

a. The value of the current transfers received from other sectors is 14.6 billion Euro

b. The value of the current transfers received from other sectors is 5.6 billion Euro

c. The value of the current transfers received from other sectors is 2.1 billion Euro

d. The value of the current transfers received from other sectors is 1.0 billion Euro

e. The value of the current transfers received from other sectors is 17.7 billion Euro




One has the following information regarding a synthetic account: Depreciation: 2.4 times larger than the subsidies Indirect Tax on goods and imports: 17.5 billion Euro Gross domestic product (market prices): 12.1 times larger than the indirect tax on goods and imports Subsidies: 4.3% from the Gross domestic product (market prices) Using a synthetic account please compute the value of the Net domestic product!

with steps of solutions

a.The value of Net Domestic Product is 181.5 billion Euro

b.The value of Net Domestic Product is 133.7 billion Euro

c.The value of Net Domestic Product is 143.0 billion Euro

d.The value of Net Domestic Product is 164.2 billion Euro

e.The value of Net Domestic Product is 169.5 billion Euro


One has the following information regarding a synthetic account: Depreciation: 2.4 times larger than the subsidies Indirect Tax on goods and imports: 17.5 billion Euro Gross domestic product (market prices): 12.1 times larger than the indirect tax on goods and imports Subsidies: 4.3% from the Gross domestic product (market prices) Using a synthetic account please compute the value of the Net domestic product!

a.The value of Net Domestic Product is 181.5 billion Euro

b.The value of Net Domestic Product is 133.7 billion Euro

c.The value of Net Domestic Product is 143.0 billion Euro

d.The value of Net Domestic Product is 164.2 billion Euro

e.The value of Net Domestic Product is 169.5 billion Euro




For the year Y, for five countries, one has the following information: GDP (X) = 850 000 currency X / GDP (Y) = 300 000 currency Y / GDP (Z) = 1 500 000 currency Z / GDP (T) = 725 000 currency T / GDP (W) = 1100000 currency W. Basket of products with identical products over the five economies - Basket of Products = 1.25*A + 3.5*B+2*C. Country X (prices in currency X) (Products: A / B / C): 14 / 19 / 21. Country Y (prices in currency Y) (Products: A / B / C) 25 / 32 / 39. Country Z (prices in currency Z) (Products: A / B / C) 8 / 13 / 19. Country T (prices in currency T) (Products: A / B / C) 11 / 16/ 23. Country W (prices in currency W) (Products: A / B / C) 17 / 19 / 26. The correct answer is:a.The value of GDP of country Y in currency X at PPP is 220847 and represents 36.10% of GDP of country X


The value of GDP of country Y in currency X at PPP is ?????? and represents ????%


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