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Test Bank Solution Manual for Macroeconomics - Balance and Accounts 100% Pass For a country such as France which of the following statements is always true? - Answers The balance of payments is zero. Which one of the following does NOT describe balance of trade? - Answers Balance of trade is equa...

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Test Bank Solution Manual for Macroeconomics - Balance and Accounts 100% Pass

For a country such as France which of the following statements is always true? - Answers The balance of
payments is zero.

Which one of the following does NOT describe balance of trade? - Answers Balance of trade is equal to
the sum of current account balance and financial account balance

Using the data calculate the balance on current account for this economy.

Current Account Value Balance

Exports of Goods $900

Imports of Goods 1700

Balance of Trade −800

Exports of Services 350

Imports of Services -300

Balance of Services 50

Income Received on Investments 200

Income Payments on Investments -600

Net Income on Investments −400

Net Transfers -100 - Answers The value of the current account is: $−1250



-800+50-400-100 =-1250

Consider the demand for U.S. dollars in exchange for British pounds. Which of the following will not
increase the foreign currency demand for the dollar? - Answers Currency traders who believe that the
value of the dollar in the future will be less than its value today.

The United States produces computers and sells them to Russia. At the same timeRussia produces cars
and sells them to the United States. Suppose there is an appreciation in the dollar. This will cause: -
Answers An increase in imports into the United Statesand a decrease in exports toRussia, which will
cause a decrease in aggregate demand and real GDP.

Suppose that currency traders expect that the value of ruble will fall in the future. How will this will
affect the demand and supply of ruble in the foreign exchange market? - Answers Demand for rubles
will decrease and supply of rubles will increase

, Which of the following events would cause the supply curve in the foreign exchange market to shift? -
Answers Changes in expectations of the future value of foreign currencies.



Increase in foreign interest rates.



Increased demand for foreign goods and services.

Consider the following conditions

The exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and the British pound is pound£1.1=$1.



The U.S. price level is 100 and the British price level is 102. - Answers The real exchange rate equals

1.07.

Ron was vacationing in France, when his camera was stolen. As he walked into a camera store, Ron
noticed that camera prices were in euros. If Ron was willing to pay $200 for a new digital camera and
the exchange rate is $0.95 per euro, how much will Ron be paying in euros? - Answers Ron will be paying

210.53 euros for the camera.



200 / .95 =210.53

Using the information given calculate private saving, public saving, and national saving.



Category Value

Consumption $ 1000

Government spending 500

Taxes 100

Net Exports -400

Investment 200

GDP 1,300 - Answers Private saving is 200

Private saving=National income−Consumption−Taxes

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