Exam 36: Globalization and International Impacts on the Economy
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When the United States recovers from a recession,this tends to shift Germany's AD curve _________________,which _____________ Germany's price level.
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Which of the following is not an affect of a lower federal government budget deficit?
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In a two-country world,the depreciation of the domestic currency shifts
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When the dollar appreciates,this shifts the AD curve leftward and the SRAS curve rightward,which will typically lead to an unchanged Real GDP.
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As the dollar appreciates,the foreign price of United States goods ______________,ultimately shifting the United States AD curve ________________.
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The average tariff rate in the US today is about 40 percent,but it was only 1.6 percent in 1946.
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If United States real interest rates rise,international repercussions put ____________ pressure on the price level and _______________ pressure on Real GDP in the United States.
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The J-curve summarizes the phenomenon that occurs when import spending initially falls after a depreciation of a country's currency and then import spending later rises.
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If a country's currency depreciates,it takes more of that country's currency to buy the other country's currency.
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One study from the United Kingdom (cited in the textbook)showed that almost ______ times as many firms that faced global competition reported innovations in product or process compared to firms that did not face global competition.
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A depreciation in the dollar relative to the yen would make input X (produced in Japan)more expensive for U.S.producers.
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An expansionary monetary policy causes interest rates to _____________________,and eventually United States net exports ____________ causing the AD curve to shift to the ___________________.
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International feedback effects ________________ the effect on the unemployment rate of __________________ monetary policy.
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With globalization,the world is moving from hundreds of national economies toward one large world economy.
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Fifteen years ago,China _________________ with the countries of Europe.Today,China ______________________ most European countries.
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In a two-country world,the appreciation of the domestic currency shifts
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Lower real interest rates in the United States (relative to foreign real interest rates)will lead to a(n)________________ of the dollar and a ______________ shift of the U.S.SRAS curve.
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If Germany's Real GDP falls,this tends to ______________ United States exports,shifting the United States AD curve to the ________________.
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