Consider a market for US Dollars (USD) that begins in equilibrium with nominal exchange rate eo. Previously, Canada prohibited the importation of all dairy products (milk, butter, cheese, cream, yoghurt) from US into Canada. Recently, those trade sanctions have been lifted; US dairy farmers ars now able to sell US- produced dairy products to Canadian consumers. As a result of this change in trade policy, the supply curve for USD will [Select ] and the demand curve for USD will [ Select ] The USD will experience [ Select ] If Canada is using a flexible exchange rate model, the Bank of Canada will [ Select ] in response to the change(s) in the market for USD. On the other hand, if Canada has a fixed exchange rate model which pegs the USD-CAD at eo, the Bank of Canada will [ Select ] in response to the change(s) in the market for USD.

Consider a market for US Dollars (USD) that begins in equilibrium with nominal exchange rate eo. Previously, Canada prohibited the importation of all dairy products (milk, butter, cheese, cream, yoghurt) from US into Canada. Recently, those trade sanctions have been lifted; US dairy farmers ars now able to sell US- produced dairy products to Canadian consumers. As a result of this change in trade policy, the supply curve for USD will [Select ] and the demand curve for USD will [ Select ] The USD will experience [ Select ] If Canada is using a flexible exchange rate model, the Bank of Canada will [ Select ] in response to the change(s) in the market for USD. On the other hand, if Canada has a fixed exchange rate model which pegs the USD-CAD at eo, the Bank of Canada will [ Select ] in response to the change(s) in the market for USD.

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Author:William A. McEachern

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Chapter18: International Finance

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