Consider the IS-LM-BP model, where the BP curve is horizontal
with perfect capital mobility. A decrease in foreign interest rates
will lead to a BoP deficit and a depletion in the Central Bank’s
official foreign exchange reserves under fixed exchange rate
regime.
it is a true/false question and could you explain it briefly
please?
Using the IS/LM/BP model and assuming perfect capital mobility,
explain:
a. how an increase in foreign income affects domestic
output.
b. how a devaluation of the domestic currency affects domestic
output.
Explain the effectiveness of monetary and fiscal policy
when:
The interest elasticity of money demand is
high.
The interest elasticity of investment is
low.
The IS/LM/BP analysis suggests that, under flexible exchange
rates,
Select one:
a. monetary policy is less powerful for affecting national
income than under fixed exchange rates.
b. a country may have difficulty in staying on the LM curve.
c. expansionary fiscal policy may, in theory, cause either
depreciation or appreciation of the home currency.
d. expansionary fiscal policy will always lead to a decline in
national income.
1. When does the Fed use a stimulative monetary policy and when
does it use a restrictive-monetary policy? What is a criticism of a
stimulative monetary policy? What is the risk of using a monetary
policy that is too restrictive?2. Should firms invest in money market securities? (elaborate on
your answer)3. Should financial institutions invest in junk bonds?(elaborate
on your answer)4. Does governance of firms affect the prices of their
bonds?(elaborate on your answer)
Using IS and LM graphs, explain
PLEASE USE GRAPHS!!!!
Monetary policy which targets the interest rate
Monetary policy which targets the money supply
When each of the two targeting strategies are the most
effective in managing the business cycle