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One year a country has positive net exports. The next year, it is still positive but smaller net exports. What happened?

Its trade surplus decreased

Which both raise net exports?

Exports rise, imports fall

NCO=?

NX

Total purchases from other countries=60 bil


total sold to other countries=35 bil



NX=

25 bil

NCO is defined as the purchase of

foreign assets by domestic residents minus the purchase of domestic assets foreign residents

Suppose foreign citizens purchase more US meds and US citizens invest more stock in foreign corporations. These actions do what to NX and NCO?

Increase US NCO and NX

An increase in interest rate causes Q of loanable funds supplied to

Rise because national savings rises

What would make Real interest rate increase and the equilibrium quantity of funds to increase?

A rightward shift of the demand for loanable funds

A country has national saving of 60 bil, gov't expidentures of 30 bil, investment of 40 bil, and NCO of 20 bil. What is the supply of loanable funds?

60 bil

If net exports are negative

NCO is negative, so American assets bought by foreigners is greater than foreign assets bought by Americans.

ADAS model measures the relationship between

output (real GDP) and price level

When the price level changes, which will change and cause a change in AD?

The real value of wealth, the interest rate, value of currency in the market for foreign exchange.

Which both shift AD to the right

NX rises for some reason other than a price change and money supply rises

The interest rate effect

depends on the idea that an increase in interest rates decreases the quantity of goods demanded

When the Fed increases the money supply, what happens to the equilibrium interest rate

eq interest rate decreases

If taxes decrease, what happens to consumption and AD?

consumption decreases and AD shifts rightward.