Macroeconomics Practice Test - 7: Monetary and Fiscal Policy in an Open Economy
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- Which of the following does not result in an increase in U.S. net exports?
- The U.S. dollar depreciates
- Output for U.S. trading partners increases
- Foreign currencies depreciate
- U.S. trading partners lift tariff barriers
- An increase in autonomous net exports
- Shift IS rightward by \({k_e}\Delta \overline X \)
- Shifts IS leftward by \({k_e}\Delta \overline X \)
- Increases the slope of IS
- Decreases the slope of IS
- Which of the following result in an increase in the value of the dollar in a flexible exchange rate environment?
- Interest rates in the U.S.A. decrease
- Interest rates in foreing countries increase
- The price level in the U.S.A. increases
- The price level in the U.S.A. decreases
- In a fixed exchange rate environment, an increase in the U.S. rate of interest result in
- A depreciation of the dollar
- An appreciation of the dollar
- An increase in the U.S. money supply
- A decrease in the U.S. money supply
- In the Mundell-Fleming model, an increase in the rate of interest in Country B
- Increases the world rate
- Decreases the world rate
- Results in a depreciation of B's currency in a flexible exchange rate environment
- Results in an appreciation of B's currency in a flexible exchange rate environment
- When Country B's rate of interest falls below the world rate in a fixed exchange rate environment,
- B's exports decrease and IS shifts leftward
- B's exports increase and IS shifts leftward
- B's money supply increases and LM shifts rightward
- B's money supply decreases and LM shifts leftward
- In the Mundell-Fleming model, an increase in Country B's money supply
- Increasea B's exports in a flexible exchange rate environment
- Decreasea B's exports in a flexible exchange rate envirnoment
- Increasea B's exports in a fixed exchange rate environment
- Decreases B's exports in a fixed exchange rate environment
- When exchange rates are flexible, a decrease in Country B's taxes
- Has no effect upon output in Country B
- Causes output in Country B to increase
- Results in an increase in Country B's exports
- Results in a decrease in the value of country B's currency
- Which of the following does not increase output when exchange rates are fixed?
- There is an increase in the money supply
- There is an increase in government spending
- There is a decrease in taxes
- None of the above
- Which of the following increases output when exchange rates are flexible?
- There is an increase in the money supply
- There is an increase in government spending
- There is a decrease in taxes
- None of the above
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