PPP, Price Levels And Exchange Rates In The LR Flashcards

1
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What is the real exchange rate?

A
  • rate of exchange for goods and services across countries
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2
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What is the formula for the real exchange rate

A

q=E X P(F) / P(H)

Hence,

E=P(H)/P(F) X q

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3
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What does a real depreciation in the home currency mean?

A
  • q increases
  • implies value of domestic goods relative to value of foreign goods falls
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4
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What does a real appreciation in the home currency mean?

A
  • q decreases
  • implies value of domestic goods relative to foreign goods rises
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5
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Describe why relative demand is upward sloping

A
  • as q increases foreign goods become more expensive
  • demand for domestic goods increases relative to foreign goods
  • domestic output increased
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6
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When is real exchange rate at its equilibrium level?

A

When relative demand=relative supply

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7
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Describe the effect of an increase in RD of domestic goods on the real exchange rate

A
  • increase in RD of domestic goods shifts RD curve right
  • value of formative goods relative to foreign goods rises
  • excess demand
  • real appreciation of domestic goods
  • q falls
  • real appreciation decreases exports
  • increased imports
  • NX falls
  • reducing relative quantity demanded of domestic goods
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8
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Describe the increase in relative supply of domestic goods

A
  • RS curve shifts right
  • domestic output has risen relative to foreign output
  • causes price of domestic goods relative to cost of foreign goods to fall
  • excess supply
  • real depreciation of value of domestic goods
  • q rosed
  • imports fall
  • exports rise
  • NX rises
  • increase im relative demand of US goods until equilibrium reached
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9
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Describe an increase of relative demand of domestic goods on the nominal exchange rate

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  • increase in RD
  • real exchange rate falls
  • nominal exchange rate falls
  • home currency appreciates
  • nominal and real appreciation of domestic currency
  • no effect on long-run price levels
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10
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Describe the effect of an increase in relative supply of domestic goods on the nominal exchange rate

A
  • increase in RS
  • q rises
  • increase in real output domestically increases real money demand
  • domestic prices fall
  • effect on nominal exchange rate is ambiguous
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11
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What is the real interest parity?

A

The real interest rate differential = growth in the real exchange rate

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