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3. Consumer spending on durables falls, draw a graph to analyze the effects of this change in real interset. 4. The Canadian de...Asked by David
3. Consumer spending on durables falls, draw a graph to analyze the effects of this change in real interset.
4. The Canadian demand for Mexican Pesos is downward sloping and supply of pesos is upward sloping. Assume a system of flexible exchange rate between Mexico and Canada, graphically illustrate and explain how each of the following would affect market value of Mexican Pesos.
a) Mexico encounters severe recession
b) the Mexico government encourages foreign investment in Mexico by tax policies.
5. What effects would each of the following have on equilibrium output and price?
a) an increase of the aggregate supply and a decrease in aggregate demand.
b) an equal increase in both aggregate supply and aggregate demand
4. The Canadian demand for Mexican Pesos is downward sloping and supply of pesos is upward sloping. Assume a system of flexible exchange rate between Mexico and Canada, graphically illustrate and explain how each of the following would affect market value of Mexican Pesos.
a) Mexico encounters severe recession
b) the Mexico government encourages foreign investment in Mexico by tax policies.
5. What effects would each of the following have on equilibrium output and price?
a) an increase of the aggregate supply and a decrease in aggregate demand.
b) an equal increase in both aggregate supply and aggregate demand
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Answered by
Anonymous
i have these same questions as you, have you made any progress? i'm still trying to figure out these questions right now, but will post if I find anything.
Answered by
Nicole
Hi it's me again (Nicole).
I think I have #3.
Reduced spending means a decrease in demand. Due to this decrease in demand the real interest rate will fall. This keeps prices lower. The graph is pretty standard.
I think I have #3.
Reduced spending means a decrease in demand. Due to this decrease in demand the real interest rate will fall. This keeps prices lower. The graph is pretty standard.
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George
hey i have the same questions too. did any of u get number 4 or 5
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