Exam 36: Globalization and International Impacts on the Economy
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If the dollar depreciates,the U.S.AD curve shifts _______________,the U.S.SRAS curve shifts __________________,and the price level will _________________________.
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With an increase in the budget deficit,the open-economy outcome,compared to the closed-economy outcome,features a ___________ in Real GDP.
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Expansionary fiscal policy raises Real GDP more in a closed economy than in an open economy.
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Describe at least three forces in the world which could change to push the world in the direction of antiglobalization.
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In a two-country world,many economists argue that an increase in the real interest rate in the domestic economy (relative to the real interest rate in the foreign economy)
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If the United States buys inputs from France and the dollar appreciates relative to the euro,then Americans will have to pay ________________ for foreign inputs,and the U.S.SRAS curve will shift __________________.
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Suppose we import only one good from Germany: cars. Initially,the exchange rate is $0.60 per euro. We import 150,000 cars annually,priced at 70,000 euros each. Then the euro rises to $0.625. Assuming the dollar value of our exports to Germany remains constant,we will stop moving down the J-curve and "turn the corner" to move upward along it once we import ______________ German cars per year.
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When real interest rates fall in the United States relative to interest rates in Japan,the yen appreciates and the dollar depreciates.
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When real interest rates in the United States rise relative to real interest rates in Japan,what is the impact on the U.S.price level? Explain your answer using AD-SRAS analysis.
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Everyone agrees that globalization causes greater income inequality between rich and poor countries.
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When the dollar depreciates,this shifts the AD curve rightward and the SRAS curve leftward,which will always lead to a higher Real GDP.
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Can a change in the Japanese price level cause the United States to move downward along its J-curve?
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The United States SRAS curve may shift to the right if we ____________________ Malaysia and the dollar ________________ against the Malaysian ringgit.
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An increase in U.S.real interest rates causes the dollar to _________________,which tends to __________________ U.S.Real GDP.
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In the early 1900s tariffs accounted for ____________ of all federal government revenues,whereas today they account for less than ____________ percent.
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In recent years,tariff rates have declined in the United States,China,and India.
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If the dollar appreciates and the U.S.AD curve shifts _______________ by an amount less than the U.S.SRAS curve shifts __________________,then Real GDP will _________________________.
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If an economy's exports are $800 billion and its imports are $750 billion,its net exports are
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