b.depreciated against the dollar by 33.3%
c.appreciated against the dollar by 50.0%
d.depreciated against the dollar by 50.0%
10) suppose that the u.s. fed increases the money supply by 10%. then under maer:
a.the exchange rate (dollar/foreign currency) rises by 10%
b.the exchange rate (dollar/foreign currency) falls by 10%
c.foreign inflation rises by 10%
d.foreign inflation falls by 10%
11) suppose that an emerging economy has its currency pegged to the $. its currency is
under pressure to depreciate. to maintain a fixed exchange rate, the central bank of this
economy has to intervene by:
a.selling its currency, causing it to gain dollar reserves
b.selling its currency, causing it to lose dollar reserves
c.buying its currency, causing it to gain dollar reserves
d.buying its currency, causing it to lose dollar reserves
12) which of the following is not a contributory factor in the 2008-09 great recession?
a.the use of low introductory mortgage rates in sub-prime lending; when they expired,
the mortgagees were unable to pay the increased payments
b.mortgages being sold on by their originating organization and not being kept on its
books
c.chinese government bought too many u.s. government bonds
d.the increasing complexity and interconnectivity of financial instruments such as credit
default swaps
13) suppose interest parity holds. there is a change in u.s. policy that leads to
expectations of a lower u.s. inflation rate. the decrease in expected inflation will cause
dollar interest rates to _______.
a.stay the same