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Case i: Ms increase through a rise in DC For graphic illustration, we assume kyo = 1- M = P.(= 1) since M = k Poyo 45 P
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Case i: Ms increase through a rise in DC For graphic illustration, we assume kyo = 1- M = P.(= 1) since M = k Poyo 45 P = SP: M$ = FX + DCO P PO M = 1 M-KPY DC yo (b) FX (e) Source: Copeland (2014: 158). Figure 5.5 Domestic credit increase under fixed rates (M.-P. - 1) Use the above graph 1. Use the monetary model to answer these two questions. a) "The country that pegs its exchange rate (i.e., it has a fixed exchange rate regime) has ultimately to accept the world price level. It is forced to import inflation from the rest of world.” Using the monetary model in which the demand for real money balances is a function of real income only, show with the help of graphs and detailed description of what is driving force of each movement, that this statement is true. Clearly discuss what drives this result. b) Still using the monetary model, LIST the key effects of a foreign price increase for a country with flexible exchange rates you are NOT expected to show the whole model). Clearly discuss what absorbs the external inflation shock.