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Intro

- Goals of eco objectives


- Goals of policy


- Globolisation define and Australia


- Floating ER vulnerable


- Relating to world boom and recession

MBP 1: World Boom

- China in 2005


- Increase D for commodities (X)


- Dependant on China for growth


- Two speed economy Stagflation Diagram


- Problems of policy e.g contractionary monetary, 5-8% during two speed and when GFC hit

MBP 2: World Recession

- Brazil falling from top 10 economies losing 53% value to USD


- Brazil were exporting raw commodities


- Policies got really bad


- External balance caused debt blowout


- Neg multiplier ADAS


- Implementing policy its hard to tell which countries would recover and how it would affect trade with them, and Brazils downturn caused fluctuations in the goods we were exporting

MBP 3: ER

- Our dollar remained high due to X's - Appreciation of dollar diagram and definition - Other exports less competitive, diagram with word price


- Impact on objectives


- Indicators making it hard to see what it would affect - External Balance with gov budget improved


- Policy was hard to implement because AUD is floating

Conclusion:

- Cant control external influences through domestic economy


- External influences are greater than our power to control them


- ER affects all other objectives


- Therefore hardest to control