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If an economy's exports are $560 billion and its imports are $730 billion,its net exports are
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In recent years,the Chinese government's actions have had an impact on interest rates in the United States.
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Between 1990 and 2003,college tuition went up 130 percent,which is __________ the increase in the prices of housing,gasoline,and medical care.
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If Japan's Real GDP rises,this tends to _________________ United States exports,shifting the United States AD curve to the __________________.
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Dollar depreciation raises United States Real GDP when the __________ shift of the AD curve exceeds the _________________ shift of the SRAS curve.
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According to J-curve theory,imports initially increase after a country's currency depreciates,but in the long run imports decrease.
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In the short run following a depreciation of the dollar,the United States may move downward along the J-curve since it is likely that the United States
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Suppose the price level in Germany rises,ceteris paribus. This ________________ United States net exports,ultimately shifting the United States AD curve ____________________.
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Describe three factors that have led to the recent push toward globalization.
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The consumer price index (CPI)increased at a slower rate during the period 1990-2004 than the import price index.
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If Germany's Real GDP rises,this tends to ________________ United States exports,shifting the United States AD curve to the ___________________.
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Dollar depreciation lowers United States Real GDP when the _____________ shift of the SRAS curve exceeds the __________ shift of the AD curve.
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The end of the Cold War is generally marked by the fall of the Berlin Wall in
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As the dollar depreciates,the dollar price of imported goods _________,ultimately shifting the United States AD curve __________________.
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Describe the impact of contractionary fiscal policy (such as a decrease in government spending)upon Real GDP in both a closed economy and an open economy. In which type of economy would the change in Real GDP be greater?
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If U.S.real interest rates fall,international repercussions put _________________ pressure on the price level and __________________ pressure on Real GDP in the United States.
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In a two-country world,an increase in the real interest rate in the domestic economy (relative to the real interest rate in the foreign economy)shifts
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