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Go to the Dismal Scientist Web site and download quarterly data for the broad index of the real dollar exchange rate over the past 30 years. Also download quarterly data over the same period for real net exports of goods and services. Assess the relationship between the exchange rate and real net exports from quarter to quarter. Does this relationship fit the assumption of the open economy model whereby an appreciation of the exchange rate lowers net exports? Comment on the possibility of a "J-curve" effect, that is, the situation where a depreciation of the exchange rate initially reduces net exports through valuation effects and only increases net exports over time as quantities adjust with a lag.
Go to the Dismal Scientist Web site and download monthly data over the past ten years for the U.S. consumer price index, both for the overall index and the core index that excludes food and energy prices. Compute the 12-month inflation rate (i.e., December to December, January to January, etc.) in order to smooth out month-to-month volatility in inflation. Compare the measure of inflation for the overall index with the measure for the core index. Explain how one might interpret periods where these measures are significantly different from each other as periods during which supply shocks occurred. Discuss how these shocks may have shifted the short-run aggregate supply curve and Phillips curve for the economy.
What would be your subsequent steps? Make sure you include both the positive and negative effects of your actions making sure you include the trade-offs or opportunity costs.
Assume we refused to sell goods to any country that reduced or halted its exports to us.
Now, assume the ECB also employs comparably aggressive policy. Copy your results from the left graph and show on the right graph how the ECB could affect the USD/EUR exchange rate.
Elucidate the adjustment that will take place in the catfish farming industry in Louisiana that will result from the implementation of the pollution fee. Use diagrams with "U" shaped cost curves.
Dana's Doorsteps (DD) is a monopolist in the doorstep industry. Its cost is C= 10Q and demand is P = 30- Q.
The US cigarette industry has negotiated with Congress and government agencies to settle liability claims against it. Under the proposed settlement.
California Electric has a cost of equity capital of 16%. The company has consistently been authorized a return on equity capital below this expenses.
Illustrate what type of fiscal policy did the Congress enacted while the effects of Hurricane Katrina.
Illustrate what the pricing and non pricing strategies that firms rely on to compete in monopolistic competition and oligopoly market models.
Define a Business Cycle and describe what happens to Economic growth and Consumption at each stage of the cycle.
Suppose you're an economic advisor in charge of trying to raise a maximum level of tax revenue for the government. You consider taxing the suppliers in the market for corn, a major agricultural product in the United States.
The demand scheme for the product created by a monopolist. Quantity demanded Price Total revenue Marginal revenue Price elasticity.
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