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Assume a small open country with full capital mobility. The initial equilibrium in the goods and money market is at point A where IS and LM intersect with i*. World interest rates jump upward to i*´. The rightward shift in the IS curve to IS´ that would follow under (A) _____ is due to the (B)
(A) fixed exchange rates; (B) increase in government deficits due to higher interest rates
(A) fixed exchange rates; (B) lower demand for money due to higher interest rates leading to an increased demand for consumption goods
(A) flexible exchange rates; (B) exchange rate depreciating
(A) flexible exchange rates; (B) exchange rate appreciating
See Figure. It is the depreciating exchange rate that makes home goods more competitive so that net exports increase and that is what moves the IS curve out.
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