The country of Cincinnatisland (country C) joins country B to form a large open economy, while country A forms a small open economy on its own with Sc = 50 + 200r and Ic = 25 – 400r f. What is the new equilibrium interest rate? g. Is country A a borrower or a lender?

The country of Cincinnatisland (country C) joins country B to form a large open economy, while country A forms a small open economy on its own with Sc = 50 + 200r and Ic = 25 – 400r f. What is the new equilibrium interest rate? g. Is country A a borrower or a lender?

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The country of Cincinnatisland (country C) joins country B to form a large open economy,
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Ic = 25 – 400r
f. What is the new equilibrium interest rate?
g. Is country A a borrower or a lender?

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