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Foreign central banks
Suppose that under the postwar "dollar standard" system, foreign central banks had held dollar reserves in the form of green dollar bills hidden in their vaults rather than in the form of U.S. Treasury bills. Would the international monetary adjustment mechanism have been symmetric or asymmetric? (Hint: Think about what happens to the U.S. and Japanese money supplies, for example, when the Bank of Japan sells yen for dollar bills that it then keeps.)
Assume that nominal interest rate on 3-month Treasury bills is 8 percent in the United States and 6 percent in the U.K., and the rate of inflation is 10% in the United States and 4% in the U.K.
What would be the most significant negative factors against setting up a factory in China? What would convince you that these factors can be overcome?
Assume that a country declares that it is moving toward free trade through decreasing its tariffs on intermediate inputs while maintaining its tariffs on final goods.
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And how about linking eastern Denmark more directly with Germany's Baltic Sea coastline, enabling Danes to go by train from their capital to Berlin in, say, three hours? Despite the Danes' nej to the euro, it is still a fair bet that this last muc..
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