Exam 15: Inflation: Phillips Curves and Neo-Fisherism
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In the two-period SOE model with production, suppose that the real interest rate if there were no trade is greater than the world real interest rate. If the economy is initially closed, and then
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In the two-period SOE model with production, an increase in labour supply
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In the two period SOE model with production, if there is good news about future total factor productivity
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In the two-period model with default, if the nation defaults on its debts in the future period
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International trade has increased for which of the following reasons?
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In a two-period SOE model with production, an increase in current domestic total factor productivity
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In a two-period SOE model with production, an anticipated future increase in domestic total factor productivity
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In the two-period SOE model, if the current account surplus is initially positive and the real interest rate decreases, then
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Suppose goods produced domestically and abroad are identical. The small open economy (SOE) imposes a tariff t on imported goods, and the rest of the world imposes a tariff t on goods exported
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Current account deficits may not be undesirable for the domestic economy as it
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In a two-period model, as long as wealth effects are small, an increase in the world real interest rate
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In the two-period SOE model with production, an increase in current taxes
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In the two-period SOE model with production, if the SOE closes off trade with the rest of the world
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In a two-period model with default, if the market interest rate is low, then
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