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Economics p3 post ur doubts here..:)

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how B o_O i read the examiners report , it says net exports will reduce because currency will appreciate , but how do we know if we hav to see the long term or short term effects ?
govt borrows money, money supply falls. therefore interest goes up
interest goes up, there will be inflow of money into country (hot money) so demand for currency goes up, which appreciates the currency
appreciation means, exports are expensive, and imports are cheaper, exports fall
 
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govt borrows money, money supply falls. therefore interest goes up
interest goes up, there will be inflow of money into country (hot money) so demand for currency goes up, which appreciates the currency
appreciation means, exports are expensive, and imports are cheaper, exports fall
govt borrows money from public, so i dont think MS will change
:/ only if from bank sector MS will chng ryt ?
 
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but there is no option for
interest not affected,
so i guess we have to assume it this way
can do the long way
we have to use the AD inc i guess , AD inc bcz govt spendin inc , so inc in pric level ,so inc in pric level inc in transactionary demnad for money ,LP inc, so int rates inc
OR we i think we should just assume :D not sure anyway
 
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how B o_O i read the examiners report , it says net exports will reduce because currency will appreciate , but how do we know if we hav to see the long term or short term effects ?
when gvt spending increases inflation takes place whch makes exports expensive so net exports decrease...interest rate goes up because demand increases for loans from banks i.e public not people by govt :)
 
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