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Title: Special Topics in Economics Econ. 491


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Special Topics in Economics Econ. 491
  • Chapter 1
  • Introduction to International Macroeconomy

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  • I. MACROECONOMICS FINANCE
  • Are we involved with international economics in
    our daily lives?
  • How the international finance be a part of the
    international economics?

3
  • WHY STUDY EXCHANGE RATE POLICY?
  • - What is the exchange rate?
  • - When do we need the exchange rate?
  • - How the exchange rate policy is important?

4
  • IS THERE ANY LINK BETWEEN EXCHANGE RATE POLICY
    GLOBALIZATION?
  • - The relationship between international
    financial markets exchange rate

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  • Definitions
  • Exchange Rate
  • The price of one currency in terms of another
    currency.
  • Foreign Exchange Market
  • A market in which trading of currency and bank
    deposits denominated in particular currencies
    takes place.
  • Currency Appreciation the increase in its value.
  • Currency Depreciation the fall in its value.

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  • When currency appreciates, the country's goods
    abroad (its exports) become more expensive and
    foreign goods in that country (its imports)
    become cheaper.
  • ? in EXR ? ? Exports and ? Imports
  • When currency depreciates, the country's goods
    abroad (its exports) become cheaper and foreign
    goods in that country (its imports) become more
    expensive.
  • ? in EXR ? ? Exports and ? Imports
  • Result Net Exporting countries prefer low EXR,
    while net importing countries prefer high EXR.

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  • II. Factors Affecting Exchange Rates in the Long
    Run
  • 1. Relative Price Level
  • A rise in a country's price level (relative to
    the foreign
  • price level) causes its currency to depreciate.
  •  2. Trade Barriers (Tariffs and Quotas)
  • Tariffs and quotas cause a country's currency to
  • appreciate in the long run.
  •  

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  • 3. Preferences for Domestic versus Foreign Goods
  • Increased demand for imports causes the domestic
    currency to depreciate.
  • Increased demand for a country's exports causes
    its
  • currency to appreciate.
  • 4. Productivity
  • As a country becomes more productive (relative to
    the
  • other country) its currency appreciates.

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 Factor Change in Factor Response of the Exchange Rate
Domestic Price Level ?
Trade Barriers ?
Import Demand ?
Export Demand ?
Productivity ?
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