Consider the classical open-economy macroeconomic model. Explain how a Federal Reserve action such as buying bonds impacts an economy that is operating under the following assumptions: exchange rates are flexible but wages and prices are sticky, there is perfect capital mobility and the economy is already at full employment. Be clear how it impacts GDP, unemployment, inflation, and the exchange rate. Provide the necessary equations to support your answer and diagrams.

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