4. Consider two large open economies, the home econ- omy and the foreign economy. In the home...
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4. Consider two large open economies, the home econ- ‘omy and the foreign economy. In the home country, the following relationships hold desired consumption, C4 = 320 + 0.4(Y— 1) - 2007"; desiredinvestment, M = 150 — 2007"; ‘output, ¥ = 1000; taxes, T= 200; and government purchases, G = 275. In the foreign country, the following relationships hold desired consumption, Cro = 480+ 0.4(¥eor— TPs)— 00r" desired investment, jy, = 225 — 300, output, Ygge = 1500; taxes, Troe = 300; and government purchases, Gpye = 300.
a, What is the equilibrium interest rate in the inter~ national capital market? What are the equilibrium. values of consumption, national saving, investment, and the current account balance in each country? 'b, Suppose that in the home country, government purchases increase by 50-325. Taxes also increase by 50 to keep the deficit from growing. What is the new equilibrium interest rate in the international capital market? What are the new equilibrium values of consumption, national saving, investment, and the current account balance in each country?
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Macroeconomics Plus Myeconlab With Pearson Global Edition
ISBN: 377221
9th Canadian Edition
Authors: Andrew B. Abel ,Ben Bernanke ,Dean Croushore