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If they devote all their resources to produce wine, Argentina can produce 200 bottles of wine and Brazil can produce 100 bottles. If they devote all their resources to produce coffee, Argentina can produce 300 kilograms of coffee and Brazil can produce 200 kilograms. Both countries have linear production possibilities frontiers. Based on the above information, which of the following statements is correct. Argentina has an absolute advantage and Brazil has a comparative advantage in the production of wine. Argentina has a comparative advantage in the production of wine and Brazil has an absolute advantage in the production of coffee. Argentina has an absolute advantage and Brazil has a comparative advantage in the production of coffee. Argentina has a comparative advantage in the production of coffee and Brazil has an absolute advantage in the production of wine.A bank initially had total assets worth $80 billion and capital (owner's equity) worth $10 billion. If the value of its assets increased by 10%, what would be the increase in its capital? O 80% O 20% O 50% O 10%\fIf prices in Canada increased by 2%, prices in Mexico increased by 4% and Canada's real exchange rate appreciated by 1%, what would be the effect on Canada's nominal exchange rate? O It would appreciate by 2%. It would appreciate by 1%. It would appreciate by 5%. It would appreciate by 3%.Which of the following lists contains only actions that increase the money supply? raising the bank rate; raising the reserve requirement ratio; selling government bonds lowering the bank rate; lowering the reserve requirement ratio; buying government bonds lowering the bank rate; lowering the reserve requirement ratio; selling government bonds raising the bank rate; lowering the reserve requirement ratio; buying government bondsBetween 2021 and 2022, the central bank of Zuckland increased money supply by 10% and the real GDP of Zuckland increased by 5%. The velocity of money over the same period dropped by 20%. Which of the following is the most accurate description of the effects of these changes on Zuckland's nominal GDP? O It increased by 5%. It increased by 10%. It decreased by 10%. It decreased by 12%.In May 2018, the quantity of base money is Canada was $84 billion and the M1+ money supply was $975 billion. What reserve ratio is implied by these numbers? We learnt in the lecture that the reserve ratio is 10%. We can apply the same reserve ratio here. O The implied reserve ratio is greater than 10%. The implied reserve ratio is less than 10%. It is not possible to tell because the question does not have enough information.Jill, a Canadian citizen, uses some previously obtained euros to purchase a bond issued by a French vineyard. How does this transaction affect Canadian net capital outflow? O It increases Canadian net capital outflow by more than the value of the bond. O It increases Canadian net capital outflow by the value of the bond. O It decreases Canadian net capital outflow. It does not change Canadian net capital outflow.The Bank of Canada has concluded that the Canadian dollar has gained too much value against the US dollar and it is hurting Canadian exports. Which of the following is a reasonable sterilization operation to correct this problem? C The Bank of Canada sells U.S. dollars and buys government bonds. O The Bank of Canada buys U.S. dollars and sells government bonds. C The Bank of Canada buys both U.S. dollars and government bonds. The Bank of Canada sells both U.S. dollars and government bonds.Arnold puts money into an account. One year later, he sees that he has 2 percent more dollars and that his money will buy 3 percent less goods. Which of the following is consistent with these facts? The nominal interest rate was 2 percent, and the inflation rate was -1 percent. The real interest rate was -3 percent, and the inflation rate was -1 percent. The nominal interest rate was 2 percent, and the inflation rate was 5 percent. The real interest rate was 3 percent, and the inflation rate was 1 percent. Next Page Page 30 of 30Diana bought a parcel of land for $50000 in 1980 when the price index was 180. She sold it for $200000 in 2020 when the price index was 500. If she must pay 15 percent of any capital gain in taxes, what is her after-tax real capital gain in 2020 dollars? $22000 $38611 $11200 $61111The world interest rate is 2%. In Canada's loanable funds market, the demand and supply curves intersect at 4% interest rate. Canada is a small open economy that freely borrows from and lends to the rest of the world. Based on this information and in the light of the small-open economy macroeconomic model that we discussed in class, what can we say about Canada's trade balance? O There is not enough information in the question to answer it. Canada has a trade deficit. Canada has a trade surplus. Canada has balanced trade