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1. A government budget deficit
a.
increases both net capital outflow and net
exports.
b.
decreases both net capital outflow and net
exports.
c.
increases net capital outflow and decreases net
exports.
d.
decreases net capital outflow and increases net
exports.
2. If a government increases its budget deficit, then
interest rates
a.
rise and the real exchange rate
appreciates.
c.
rise and the real exchange rate
depreciates.
b.
fall and the real exchange rate
depreciates.
d.
fall and the real exchange rate
appreciates.
3. Net capital outflow is equal to
a.
national saving minus the trade balance.
b.
domestic investment plus national saving.
c.
national saving minus domestic investment.
d.
domestic investment minus national saving.
4. If net exports are positive, then
a.
net capital outflow is positive, so the foreign assets
bought by the Japanese are greater than the Japanese assets bought
by foreigners.
b.
net capital outflow is positive, so the Japanese assets
bought by foreigners are greater than the foreign assets bought by
the Japanese.
c.
net capital outflow is negative, so the foreign assets
bought by the Japanese are greater than the Japanese assets bought
by foreigners.
d.
net capital outflow is negative, so the Japanese assets
bought by foreigners are greater than the foreign assets bought by
the Japanese.
5. Other things the same, if the Thai real interest rate
were to increase, Thai net capital outflow
a.
and net capital outflow of other countries would
rise.
b.
and net capital outflow of other countries would
fall.
c.
would rise, while net capital outflow of other countries
would fall.
d.
would fall, while net capital outflow of other countries
would rise.
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