Sometimes the charge is made that a country (e.g., china) is arbitrarily enhancing its current account surplus

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Sometimes the charge is made that a country (e.g., china) is arbitrarily enhancing its current account surplus by keeping its currency at “too low” a value, that is, that exchange market intervention by the central bank is keeping the country’s currency depreciated below the free-market equilibrium value. How would such behavior influence the country’s exports and imports? What assumption is being made regarding demand elasticities in making the charge of arbitrary enhancement of the surplus? Explain.
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International Economics

ISBN: 9780078021671

8th Edition

Authors: Dennis Appleyard, Alfred Field

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