Open Economy Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Three dimensions of openness

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Goods, Financial and Factor Markets

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2
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Trade balance equation

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Exports - Imports

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3
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Consumers choice in a Closed Economy

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Decisions over how much to consume or save

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4
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Consumer choice in an Open Economy

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Decisions over whether to buy domestic or foreign goods

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5
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Real exchange rate (e)

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not observed, only the nominal exchange rate is observed

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6
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Nominal exchange rate

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Price of foreign currency in terms of the domestic currency

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7
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Appreciation of currency

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Increase in price relative to foreign

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8
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Depreciation of currency

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Decrease in the price relative to foreign

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9
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Price index (GDP deflator)

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e=EP/P*

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10
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Foreign exchange

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Buying and selling of foreign currency

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11
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Financial diversification

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Holding both domestic and foreign assets (allows to speculate on foreign interest rates)

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12
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Current Account

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Transactions to and from the RoW

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13
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Decision to invest abroad

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Dependant on interest rate differences and expectations about nominal exchange rate

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14
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Interest Parity Condition (IPC)

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Domestic interest rate = foreign interest rate minus (plus) the expected appreciation (depreciation) rate of the domestic currency

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15
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Demand for domestic goods in an open economy

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Z=C+I+G-(IM/e)+X

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16
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The real exchange rate affects…

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…the composition of consumption and investment, but not overall level of these aggregates (still dependent on disposable income); % of foreign goods compared to % domestic goods

17
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Determinants of imports

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IM (Y(+), e(+)) (SPICED)

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Determinants of exports

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X (Y*(+), e(-)) (SPICED)

19
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The goods market is in equilibrium when…

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…domestic output equals demand for domestic goods (both foreign and domestic): Y=Z

20
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An increase in domestic demand leads to…

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1) increase in output, 2) fall in net exports (trade deficit)

21
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Differences between an open and closed economy

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1) effect on the trade balance (-ve relationship between output and net exports), 2) multiplier is smaller in an open economy (fiscal policy less effective)

22
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Multiplier in an open economy

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1/(1 - c1 + m1)

23
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Output in an open economy

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Y = (1/ 1-c1+m1)(c0 + c1T + I + G + x1Y*)

24
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An increase in foreign demand leads to…

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…1)increase in output, 2)increase in net exports (imports increase but not enough to offset exports) (shift in NX line outwards)

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Marshall-Lerner condition
real depreciation leads to an increase in net exports
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Expansionary fiscal policy leads to...
...upward shift in domestic demand and an increase in imports (trade deficit)
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Mundell-Fleming model
Interest parity relation
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MF assumptions
1) Home and foreign prices are fixed 2) Demand determines output 3) Perfect capital mobility and home and foreign bonds are perfect subs
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Current exchange rate depends on....
...Current and expected domestic and foreign interest rates for each year the expected exchange rate at the end of the period Et=((1+it)/(1+i*t))Eet+1
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Under a fixed exchange rate...
increases in domestic demand for money must be matched by increases in supply of money Central bank loses monetary policy as a policy instrument, fiscal policy is more effective
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In the short run, prices are...
... fixed
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In the medium run, prices are...
... allowed to change (AD/AS model)
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The expected price level affects....
...nominal wages which affect price levels
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Equilibrium will always be restored in the....
...Medium run