Chapter 16.2 Flashcards

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What is the result of currency appreciation for net exports?

A

Net exports decrease

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What is the result of currency depreciation for net exports?

A

Net exports increase

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How can currency appreciation/depreciation affect inflation?

A

Can cause both demand-pull and cost-push inflation

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How can currency appreciation/depreciation affect economic growth?

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Depreciation can cause increases or decreases in GDP depending on the size of the rightward shift in aggregate demand relative to the leftward shift of SRAS, while appreciation may reduce real GDP

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How can currency appreciation/depreciation affect unemployment?

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Depreciation can cause increases or decreases in unemployment depending on the size of the rightward shift in aggregate demand relative to the leftward shift of SRAS, while appreciation will likely lead to more unemployment

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How can currency appreciation/depreciation affect current account balance?

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Depreciation may cause an increase in in trade surplus and appreciation may cause an increase in trade deficit

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How can currency appreciation/depreciation affect foreign debt?

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Depreciation causes the value of foreign debt to increase while appreciation causes the value of foreign debt to decrease

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How can currency appreciation/depreciation affect living standards?

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Depreciation may lead to less imports due to higher prices and cause demand-pull inflation. Appreciation leads to lower prices and less demand-pull inflation

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