EC140 Lecture 8: Equilibrium with Trade and Government

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Ec140 - lecture 8: chaper 22 - equilibrium with trade and government. Over the past year, changes in the exchange rate have made it less for canadians to import from the united states and more desirable for americans to buy from canada. The canadian dollar has depreciated in the last 3 months. Class graph: changes in net exports - a depreciation of the canadian dollar. If the canadian dollar depreciated, then our exports would rise. Travel is very sensitive to exchange rate. A depreciation shifts the net export function up and makes the slop less steep. Class graph: changes in net exports - an appreciation of the canadian dollar. The e ects of large depreciations and appreciations are substantial. Ae= c + i + g + (x-im) C= 30+. 8yd yd= y-t t= 0. 1y i=75 g=51 x=71 im=0. 1y. When income rises by 1 unit, there is an increase of 0. 62 in induced demand. Change in equilibrium y - more complex model.

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