The unwinding of the U.S. trade deficit: Suppose some shock occurs to theU.S. economy that makes foreign investors more reluctant to hold U.S.assets. Use the AS/AD framework to explain the efects of this shock onthe U.S. economy. Note: Tere are several possible answers to this question,depending on which efect dominates. Just be clear about the case you chooseto analyze.

The unwinding of the U.S. trade deficit: Suppose some shock occurs to theU.S. economy that makes foreign investors more reluctant to hold U.S.assets. Use the AS/AD framework to explain the efects of this shock onthe U.S. economy. Note: Tere are several possible answers to this question,depending on which efect dominates. Just be clear about the case you chooseto analyze.

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