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Trade Imbalances Practice Questions
A trade deficit is also known as a current account deficit; this implies that there exists a corresponding __________________.
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a. import deficit
b. export surplus
c. capital account deficit
d. capital account surplus
According to the balance of trade equation: current account = capital account + _______________________:
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a. monetary base
b. foreign direct investment
c. Change in domestic interest rate
d. Change in official reserves
Which of the following is NOT a way Greece differs from the US with respect to its trade deficit:
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a. Greece has worse institutions
b. Greece has what is considered a safe haven currency
c. Greece cannot pay off its debts by printing more money
d. Greece has a weak taxing capacity
Which of the following is NOT a way to make a trade deficit more manageable:
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a. Having a currency that is considered a safe haven currency
b. Being a member of a common currency zone
c. It is earning income on capital invested abroad
d. Begin exporting more
One problem with running consistent trade deficits is that low domestic savings rates could lead to _____________________ in the long run.
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a. monetary deflation
b. increased unemployment
c. erosion of domestic assets
d. over accumulation of domestic assets
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International Finance
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(55 videos)
Introduction to International Trade and Finance
Balance of Payments
Practice Questions
Purchasing Power Parity
Practice Questions
David Hume on the Balance of Trade
Practice Questions
Isaac Gervaise
Practice Questions
Exchange Rates
Real Exchange Rates
Practice Questions
Real and Nominal Exchange Rates
Practice Questions
Are Devaluations Contractionary?
Practice Questions
Forward Exchange Rates
Practice Questions
Covered Interest Parity
Practice Questions
Uncovered Interest Parity and the Carry Trade
Practice Questions
Speculative Attacks
Practice Questions
The “Peso Problem”
Practice Questions
Long Swings in Exchange Rates
Practice Questions
Swiss Franc Peg
Practice Questions
Bela Balassa
Practice Questions
Currency Issues
The Classical Gold Standard
Practice Questions
Gold Exchange Standard
Practice Questions
Bretton Woods
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Reserve Currencies
Practice Questions
Safe Haven Currencies
Practice Questions
Capital Controls
Practice Questions
Currency Manipulation
Practice Questions
Chinese Currency Manipulation
Practice Questions
Borrowing in Your Own Currency
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The Euro Crisis
The Three Sides of the Crisis
Practice Questions
The Case for Optimism
Practice Questions
The Case for Pessimism
Practice Questions
European Central Bank
Practice Questions
The Bailout Funds
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Why are high bond yields a problem?
Practice Questions
The Italian Crisis of 2013
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The costs of leaving the Eurozone
Practice Questions
Remarks on individual countries
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Currency union collapse in history
Practice Questions
Indicators for Eurozone progress
Practice Questions
Life on the precipice
Practice Questions
Will austerity work?
Practice Questions
Effects on other multilateral agreements
Practice Questions
Optimum currency areas
Practice Questions
Optimum currency areas and the Euro
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Why is the Euro so bland?
Tyler Cowen lecture at the Bruno Leoni Institute (Optional)
Understanding the Eurocrisis (Optional)
Iceland: Causes of the Crisis
Iceland: Collapse
International Trade Overview
Trade Imbalances
Practice Questions
Dark Matter
Practice Questions
The “Dutch Disease”
Practice Questions
Introduction to Mercantilism
Practice Questions
Home Bias
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Adam Smith on Mercantile Systems
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Adam Smith on Mercantile Conclusions
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Crises and Responses to Them
Asian Financial Crisis of 1997
Practice Questions
Mexico and the 2008 Financial Crisis
Sudden Stops
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