QUESTION 3 Consider an OLG economy where each generation has 20 bananas when young, and 0 bananas when old. What is the lifetime happiness of each generation without money? 5 QUESTION 4 Consider an OLG economy where each generation has 2O bananas when young, and 0 bananas when old, Suppose central bank prints out 2 unit of money, give to gen O for free. Solve for equilibrium exchange rate "1 money = ??? bananas". 10 QUESTION 5 Under the equilibrium exchange rate you solved in the previous question, what is cy for each generation with money? QUESTION 6 Under the equilibrium exchange rate you solved in the previous question, what is co for each generation with money? QUESTION 7 Under the equilibrium exchange rate you solved in the previous question, what is the lifetime happiness for each generation with money?

QUESTION 3 Consider an OLG economy where each generation has 20 bananas when young, and 0 bananas when old. What is the lifetime happiness of each generation without money? 5 QUESTION 4 Consider an OLG economy where each generation has 2O bananas when young, and 0 bananas when old, Suppose central bank prints out 2 unit of money, give to gen O for free. Solve for equilibrium exchange rate "1 money = ??? bananas". 10 QUESTION 5 Under the equilibrium exchange rate you solved in the previous question, what is cy for each generation with money? QUESTION 6 Under the equilibrium exchange rate you solved in the previous question, what is co for each generation with money? QUESTION 7 Under the equilibrium exchange rate you solved in the previous question, what is the lifetime happiness for each generation with money?

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Chapter20: International Finance

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