CH19: Equilibrium in the Goods Market

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What is the equation for net exports (NX) in an open economy?

NX= X- IM/e

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Under fixed prices, how do changes in the REER relate to the NEER?

EP/P*=E (real exchange rate changes equal nominal exchange rate changes)

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What condition determines exchange rate equilibrium in financial markets?

The Uncovered Interest Parity (UIP) condition

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How does an increase in the domestic interest rate affect the exchange rate?

It leads to an appreciation of the exchange rate

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What happens to the exchange rate if the foreign interest rate increases?

The domestic currency depreciates.

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What are the effects of a higher interest rate in an open economy?

1) Lower investment due to costlier borrowing; 2) Appreciation → ↓exports, ↑imports → ↓output

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What transmission channel is added in the open economy compared to the closed one?

The exchange rate channel via interest parity

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How does the exchange rate channel affect the IS curve?

It flattens the IS curve, strengthening the effect of monetary policy

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What are the two main effects of an interest rate increase?

Higher borrowing costs & currency appreciation → both reduce output

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What happens when government spending increases but interest rate remains constant?

Output increases, but the trade balance deteriorates (↑imports, unchanged exports)

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What real-world example reflects the Mundell-Fleming model?

U.S. in early 1980s: high interest rates + fiscal expansion → twin deficits

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What must hold under fixed exchange rates and perfect capital mobility?

Domestic interest rate = Foreign interest rate

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What policy tool does a country give up under fixed exchange rates?

Independent monetary policy.

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Why can’t a central bank set its own interest rate under fixed exchange rates?

Doing so would cause capital flows and force the central bank to intervene, affecting money supply

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What is the “Unholy Trinity” (Impossible Trinity) in macroeconomics?

A country can only choose two of the following:

1. Free capital movement,

2. Fixed exchange rate,

3. Independent monetary policy.

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What happens to a central bank’s balance sheet under perfect capital mobility and fixed exchange rates after an open market operation?

Only the composition changes, not the monetary base or interest rate