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A) Interest rates rise, and the trade balance moves toward surplus.
B) Interest rates rise, and the trade balance moves toward deficit.
C) Interest rates fall, and the trade balance moves toward surplus.
D) Interest rates fall, and the trade balance moves toward deficit.
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A) Canadian goods become less expensive relative to foreign goods, which makes exports rise and imports fall.
B) Canadian goods become less expensive relative to foreign goods, which makes exports fall and imports rise.
C) Canadian goods become more expensive relative to foreign goods, which makes exports rise and imports fall.
D) Canadian goods become more expensive relative to foreign goods, which makes exports fall and imports rise.
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A) Mexican net exports decrease.
B) Mexican investment increases.
C) Mexican savings increase.
D) Mexican real interest rate decreases.
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A) purchase of domestic investments
B) net capital outflow
C) net capital inflow.
D) foreigners purchase of Canadian goods
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A) capital flight from Canada
B) a decrease in the tax on investment income
C) the imposition of Canadian government import quotas
D) a decrease in the tax on capital gains
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A) The supply of loanable funds shifts right.
B) The supply of loanable funds shifts left.
C) The demand for loanable funds shifts right.
D) The demand for loanable funds shifts left.
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A) GDP, but not the price level
B) the price level, but not GDP
C) both the price level and GDP
D) the exchange rate
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A) from Canadian national saving
B) from Canadian net capital outflow
C) from domestic investment
D) from foreign demand for Canadian goods
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A) Both the demand and supply curves would shift right.
B) Both the demand and supply curves would shift left.
C) Only the demand curve would shift right.
D) Only the supply curve would shift right.
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A) National saving would increase, shifting the supply of loanable funds right.
B) National saving would increase, shifting the supply of loanable funds left.
C) National saving would decrease, shifting the demand for loanable funds right.
D) National saving would decrease, shifting the demand for loanable funds left.
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A) A retail outlet in Afghanistan wants to buy watches from a Canadian manufacturer.
B) A Canadian bank loans dollars to Blair, a Canadian resident, who wants to purchase a new car made in Canada.
C) A Canadian-based mutual fund wants to purchase stock issued by a Polish company.
D) A Canadian resident imports a car made in Japan.
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A) The demand for loanable funds curve will shift right, so the interest rate will rise.
B) The supply of loanable funds curve will shift left, so the interest rate will fall.
C) There will be no shifts of the curves, but the interest rate will rise.
D) There will be no shifts of the curves, but the interest rate will fall.
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A) $3000
B) $4000
C) $5000
D) $6000
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A) the relative price of domestic and foreign currency
B) the relative price of domestic and foreign goods
C) the ratio between the domestic and foreign interest rates
D) the nominal exchange rate minus the inflation rate
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A) This policy would lower the real exchange rate and increase net exports.
B) This policy would lower the real exchange rate and have no effect on net exports.
C) This policy would raise the real exchange rate and decrease net exports.
D) This policy would raise the real exchange rate and have no effect on net exports.
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A) Canadian domestic investment increases, and Canadian net capital outflow increases.
B) Canadian domestic investment increases, and Canadian net capital outflow decreases.
C) Canadian domestic investment decreases, and Canadian net capital outflow increases.
D) Canadian domestic investment decreases, and Canadian net capital outflow decreases.
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