1. Suppose a country was interested in reducing its present money supply in circulation as way to counteract some past monetary mistake. Given the country presently rests in equilibrium and using the Mundell Fleming model, outline the dynamics that would transpire with such a policy. Under what institutional settings would it be effective?

2. Under a fixed exchange rate regime, if a country engages in monetary policy, what will be the outcome? Outline each step in this process before the model returns to equilibrium. What specifically causes each sequential step to occur?