Chapter 10: Q 36. (page 267)
Is it better for your country to be an international
lender or borrower?
Short Answer
To be a lender is better than a borrower generally.
Chapter 10: Q 36. (page 267)
Is it better for your country to be an international
lender or borrower?
To be a lender is better than a borrower generally.
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When is a trade deficit likely to work out well for an economy? When is it likely to work out poorly?
How does the bottom portion of Figure 10.3, showing the international flow of investments and capital, differ from the upper portion?
If imports exceed exports, is it a trade deficit or a trade surplus? What about if exports exceed imports?
Using the national savings and investment identity, explain how each of the following changes (ceteris paribus) will increase or decrease the trade balance:
a. A lower domestic savings rate
b. The government changes from running a budget surplus to running a budget deficit
c. The rate of domestic investment surges
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