Using the model that we have developed, show what would happen with a new equilibrium domestic price level and real output if the Central Bank increases the policy rate. What will be the size of the AD curve shift? Keeping nominal exchange rate and foreign price level constant, what will happen with the real exchange rate, import and net export?

Using the model that we have developed, show what would happen with a new equilibrium domestic price level and real output if the Central Bank increases the policy rate. What will be the size of the AD curve shift? Keeping nominal exchange rate and foreign price level constant, what will happen with the real exchange rate, import and net export?

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Author:Roger A. Arnold

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Chapter22: International Finance

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