2. Policy Analysis with Partial Capital Mobility
• Expansionary fiscal policy, fixed exchange rates
IS curve shifts right, Y and R increase.
Higher R increases foreign capital inflow.
• Creates BP surplus and upward pressure on currency.
Central bank intervenes in the foreign exchange market.
• Buys excess foreign currency.
Incr
not exist,
then either:
• The currency must appreciate or depreciate, or
• The central bank must intervene to stabilize the currency
• Downvaluation
-> Exchange rate increase
• IS curve will shift right.
• Buys excess foreign currency.
and Sells domestic currency.
• LM curve will shift right.
• As a result, Y increases.
3. Forecasting
1) Macro Economic Factors
(1) Economic Growth Rate
Such like above chart, GDP will be marked at 5.2% level in 2006, also in 2007 and 2008 will be prospected to keep about 5% level. Exports and imports of goods and services are each 11.8% and 11.1% which increase comparing with that of 2005.
Evaluation of macro factors)
The GDP growth rate in 2006 is 5.2%, the infl
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