1. Consider the effect of the money supply change on the price and the expected exchange rate. Initially, MS = 500, P = 50 and E = 200cw/cr. Then, Home central bank changed the nominal money supply to 450 permanently. 1.a. Answer the values of P and E in the short-run. P. E: 1.b. Answer the values of P and E in the long-run. P: Ee:

1. Consider the effect of the money supply change on the price and the expected exchange rate. Initially, MS = 500, P = 50 and E = 200cw/cr. Then, Home central bank changed the nominal money supply to 450 permanently. 1.a. Answer the values of P and E in the short-run. P. E: 1.b. Answer the values of P and E in the long-run. P: Ee:

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Chapter29: Exchange Rates And International Capital Flows

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