In recent decades, the economies of the world have become more financially integrated. That is, investors in many nation

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In recent decades, the economies of the world have become more
financially integrated. That is, investors in many nations have
become more willing and able to invest across borders when there
are interest rate differences or other differences in return
opportunities.
a) In the context of a large open economy, what effect has this
increased integration had on the slope of the CF (capital flows)
function?
b) If the CF function changes this way, what happens to the
slope of the IS curve?
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