Draw a neat and a labelled diagram showing circular flow of income in an open economy.

Q: Which item below is not an element of household expenditures in an open economy? O a. Taxes.…

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Q: An open economy is defined by C=100+0.8(Y-T) I=400 X=0.3Y* IM=0.3Y T=1000, G=1000, Y*=1000 Net…

A: Export is the foreign demand of domestic products  Whereas import is domestic demand for foreign…

Q: Question: Which of the following indicates AD in an open economy? a) Private (household) Consumption…

A: Aggregate demand refers to the total quantity of the goods and service that the consumers demand in…

Q: An open economy is defined by C=100+0.8(Y-T) I=400 X=0.3Y* IM=0.3Y T=1000, G=1000, Y*=1000 Net…

A: C = 100 + 0.8(Y-T) I = 400 X = 0.3Y* IM = 0.3Y T = 1000 G = 1000 Y* = 1000

Q: Investments require savings. Which of these is not a component of investments in a country's…

A: Investments are defined as the production of those goods and services that are used to produce other…

Q: What do you understand by the term “closed economy”? For a closed economy show,  National savings =…

A: The different economies around the world tend to operate in different ways. The economies work with…

Q: The equilibrium world interest rate fiscal poilcy. large open economy. is determined by world saving…

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Q: how is the balance of payments linked to national saving and investment? explain.

A: Balance of Payment: The systematic track record of the economic transactions between the public or…

Q: The following information is provided about an open economy with a government. Use the information…

A: The components of aggregate demand determine the equilibrium level of income in an economy. These…

Q: Consider the following information about an open economy: GDP is $1,000 million, consumption is $850…

A: a. Net Exports = Exports - Imports = 100 - 125 = -25 Therefore, Net exports are -$25 Million.     b.…

Q: In an open economy, why is the supply of loanable funds upward sloping?   a) A higher real interest…

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Q: Assume prices are flexible, factors of production are fully employed in both countries and there is…

A: In small open economy,due to increase in investment demand,aggregate demand would increase but to a…

Q: In the Model of Open Economy (Figure 1 below), use Saving (S), Investment (1). Net Export (NX), Net…

A: Here, some of the economic activities are mentioned as demand and supply of loanable funds, and…

Q: How will you differentiate an open economy from a closed economy? Explain with the help of an…

A: An open economy is one in which product commerce involves not only domestic elements but also…

Q: Briefly explain the circular flow of income in an economy. How does circular flow of income…

A: The Circular Income or Circular Flow is a model of the economy in which major transactions are…

Q: Explain why, in a small open economy, national saving can be less than investment. Use a…

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Q: In an open economy, investment can be greater than savings if there is a (Click to select) (Click to…

A: In an open economy, aggregate expenditure is the sum of consumption (C), investment (I), government…

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Q: What is investment? How is it related to nationalsaving in a closed economy?

A: A closed economy represents that economy that has no contact with the rest of the world in terms of…

Q: Problem You are given the following information about an open economy Gross private domestic…

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Q: Compare the impact of an increase in investment demand in a small open economy and a large open…

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Q: What is the Costs of buying and selling of investment in Canada ?

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Q: Suppose that in the same year Country A's GNP is $1,200, gross domestic private investment is $200,…

A: National saving is the total saving of an economy, it includes both private and government savings.

Q: Clearly distinguish between each of the following terms: 4.4 A closed economy and an open economy

A: Meaning of Trade: The term trade refers to the situation under which the products and goods are…

Q: In an open economy, which of the following will always cause an increase in net exports? A all of…

A: In international trade, an export is a good or service produced in one country and sold to a…

Q: Show the effects of an increase in the world interest rate on the market for loanable funds and the…

A: The market of loanable funds is base in the concept that the market interest rate is determined by…

Q: What is current account deficit? List down, with detailed explanations, what causes current account…

A: Current Account forms a part of a country's Balance of Payments (BOP). It includes trade in goods…

Q: Why is an open economy better than a closed one?

A: A closed economy is when all the produced goods and services are consumed by domestic households,…

Q: Which of the following is TRUE of an open economy? O GDP = C+ I+G+X-IM O GDP = C+ I+G O GDP = T-…

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Q: You are given the following information about an economy : Gross private domestic investment =. 40…

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Q: Explain and illustrate with a diagram how a country’s current account deficit might cause a change…

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Q: If households from a small open economy expect future income to be lower than expected, then the…

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Q: In a small open economy, if the budget deficit increases, then which of the following is likely to…

A: In a small economy, if there is an increase in budget deficit, it is the situation when government…

Q: In a small open economy, if domestic investment equals $70 billion, domestic private saving equals…

A: Domestic saving in a country is the sum total of the private and government savings. Here, domestic…

Q: Use the equations for public and prívate saving to demonstrate how total saving equals investment…

A: PUBLIC SAVING = T-G PRIVATE SAVING = Y-T-C TOTAL SAVING = PUBLIC SAVING + PRIVATE SAVING  i.e. Total…

Q: The country of Cincinnatisland (country C) joins country B to form a large open economy, while…

A: f. At equilibrium level  Saving (S) = Investment (I) Given  SC = 50 + 200r  IA = 80 - 200r

Q: (a) Distinguish between a government deficit and trade deficit?

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Q: Do foreign direct investments have direct impact on gross domestic product?

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Q: In a closed economy, if Y and T remained the same, but G rose, and C fell but by less than the rise…

A: Private Saving can be calcuklated as:Private Saving = GDP - Consumption ExpenditurePrivate Saving =…

Q: Multiple choice question In a small economy the difference between saving and investment…

A: An open economy is such an economy in which the equilibrium interest rate is the world interest…

Q: 2) The country of Albanystan (country A) forms a small open economy on its own. It has savings SA =…

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