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Capital Controls Practice Questions
The worry with overheating is that over-optimism will lead to too much capital flowing into a country and create:
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a. significant inequality within the country
b. political instability
c. an unsustainable boom
d. rapid inflation
One common justification for capital controls is that they:
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a. tend to create transparent monetary systems
b. reduce currency volatility
c. do not lend themselves to corruptibility
d. intensify the pace of economic growth
A capital control that allows investment in a country only if it stays there for a specified period of time is a:
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a. minimum stay requirement
b. maximum investment provision
c. minimum mutability provision
d. maximum duration condition
Which of the following is NOT a type of capital control:
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a. caps on asset purchases
b. limited currency transactions
c. caps on asset sales
d. interest rate restrictions
Which of the following is a reason capital controls may be undesirable:
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a. they minimize monetary volatility
b. borrowing from abroad may be growth enhancing
c. they curb black market activities
d. they make business cycles less exaggerated
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Introduction to International Trade and Finance
Balance of Payments
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Purchasing Power Parity
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David Hume on the Balance of Trade
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Isaac Gervaise
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Exchange Rates
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Forward Exchange Rates
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Covered Interest Parity
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Uncovered Interest Parity and the Carry Trade
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Speculative Attacks
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The “Peso Problem”
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The Italian Crisis of 2013
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Currency union collapse in history
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Life on the precipice
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Will austerity work?
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Effects on other multilateral agreements
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Optimum currency areas
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Optimum currency areas and the Euro
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Why is the Euro so bland?
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Understanding the Eurocrisis (Optional)
Iceland: Causes of the Crisis
Iceland: Collapse
International Trade Overview
Trade Imbalances
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Dark Matter
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Mexico and the 2008 Financial Crisis
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