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Considering the case of a decline in the level of private investment spending(where price level is not constant). What are the adjustment from the short run to medium run equilibrium and how output, interest rate, private consumption, private investment, nominal wage and price level, also real wage and real money supply are affected in the mediul rum if the shock doesn't prompt any change
What specific policies could China and the US adopt to reduce their saving-investment imbalances and therefore their current account imbalances? What political obstacles would each country face in implementing each policy?
What are the underlying forces that have accelerated the process of globalisation in recent decades and are continuing to do so?
We saw that exports from China have effectively lowered relative wages for unskilled and semi-skilled workers in advanced countries. What has been the effect on wages in China? Explain these forces in terms of the "factor price equalisation theorem" in international trade theory. Do these forces also apply to other factor prices?
Explain the role of China's administered exchange rate in contributing to its trade surpluses and therefore growth in the global supply of goods relative to demand.
Consider the following statement: “China’s current account surplus implies that China has added more to global supply of output than to global demand.” Does a current account surplus necessarily imply the stated outcome for global supply and demand?
I would like the following questions answered.

1. Karl Marx said in 1867 in Volume 1 of "Capital" "..commodities are only definite masses of congealed labour time". To what extent is this true of the export of goods and services rather than by importing labour directly (immigration)

2. What are the underlying forces that have accelerated the process of globalisation in recent decades and are continuing to do so?

3. What specific policies could China and the US adopt to reduce their saving-investment imbalances and therefore their current account imbalances? What political obstacles would each country face in implementing each policy?
I would like the following questions answered.

1. Consider the following statement: “China’s current account surplus implies that China has added more to global supply of output than to global demand.” Does a current account surplus necessarily imply the stated outcome for global supply and demand?

2. Explain the role of China's administered exchange rate in contributing to its trade surpluses and therefore growth in the global supply of goods relative to demand.

3. We saw that exports from China have effectively lowered relative wages for unskilled and semi-skilled workers in advanced countries. What has been the effect on wages in China? Explain these forces in terms of the "factor price equalisation theorem" in international trade theory. Do these forces also apply to other factor prices?
Discuss in detail one non-price techniques of allocation that the government could introduce in attempt to achieve equity (fairness) and one for administrative efficiency in the now regulated market
Suppose the Japanese government decides to increase government expenditures by 120. If the multiplier in the economy is 3 and the price level is constant, the AD curve would ultimately

shift out by 40
shift out by 120
shift out by 360
not shift at all because the price level is constant
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