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We live in an open economy with international capital mobility
a. If Bank of Canada increases the money supply would that make Canadian bonds attractive to foreigners or not? Explain.
b. Increasing the money supply would lead to the appreciation of the Canadian dollar. True or false? Explain
c. Based on your answer to "b" above, what will happen to net exports? Explain
d. Ignoring what Bank of Canada did, assume that the Federal Reserve (the US Central Bank) increases the US money supply what is the likely effect on Canada? Explain.
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