The Philips Curve - (Tut) A - Quiz A and B

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Changes in exchange rates affect real GDP and inflation through:

  • The low of supply for Canadian dollars
  • The international transmission mechanism
  • Car transmission mechanism
  • Purchasing power party 

The international transmission mechanism

A fall in the Canadian Interest rate differential:

  • Increases demand for, and decreases the supply of, Canadian dollars, causing the Canadian dollar to depreciate

  • Decreases demand for and increases the supply of, Canadian dollars, causing the Canadian dollar to depreciate 

Decreases demand for and increases the supply of, Canadian dollars, causing the Canadian dollar to depreciate

Other things being equal, a rise in the average level of prices in Canada:

  • Will result in a depreciation of the Canadian currency
  • Will result in an appreciation of the Canadian currency
  • Will cause Canadian residents to switch to domestic goods and services from relatively more expensive U.S. Imports 

Will result in a depreciation of the Canadian currency
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A depreciating Canadian dollar:

  • Decreases net exports
  • Increases exports and decreases imports
  • Pushes the economy into a contraction
  • Is a negative aggregate demand shock 

Increases exports and decreases imports

The following would be an example of the Canadian exchange rate expressed in U.S. Dollars:

  • C$1 is worth US $0.90
  • US$1 = C $1.11
  • A cup of coffee costs C$1.80
  • A cup of coffee costs US$1.80 

C$1 is worth US $0.90

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