Row 75288

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Number 1 is definitely D, as the aggregate indebtedness of households is a function of both, the preference of households for liquidity but also of the interest rate which would be an exogenous variable, as households can’t set its value.

For number two, honestly I think B statement is very ambiguous and would need to be more concise, as an increase in domestic prices would lead to a depreciation in nominal exchange rate, which would make domestic products cheaper abroad (increase exports) and make foreign products more expensive in the domestic market (decrease imports). However, if exchange rates are fixed, the statement could hold true if you don’t add a financial account equation to the system.

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text Number 1 is definitely D, as the aggregate indebtedness of households is a function of both, the preference of households for liquidity but also of the interest rate which would be an exogenous variable, as households can’t set its value. For number two, honestly I think B statement is very ambiguous and would need to be more concise, as an increase in domestic prices would lead to a depreciation in nominal exchange rate, which would make domestic products cheaper abroad (increase exports) and…
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