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PL
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Goods/Current Account
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Value of the $
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r
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Financial Assets/Capital Account
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Value of the $
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FISCAL POLICY
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EXPANSIONARY
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G
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$ denominated goods become relatively more expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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Tincome
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$ denominated goods become relatively more expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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Tcorporate
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$ denominated goods become relatively more expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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CONTRACTIONARY
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G
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$ denominated goods become relatively less expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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Tincome
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$ denominated goods become relatively less expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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Tcorporate
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$ denominated goods become relatively less expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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MONETARY POLICY
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EXPANSIONARY
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OMO buy
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$ denominated goods become relatively more expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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discount rate
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$ denominated goods become relatively more expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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reserve requirement
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$ denominated goods become relatively more expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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depreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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CONTRACTIONARY
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OMO sale
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$ denominated goods become relatively less expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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discount rate
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$ denominated goods become relatively less expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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reserve requirement
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$ denominated goods become relatively less expensive D$
(truth S$)
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Appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 – e2
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demand for $ denominated financial assets in order to yield a higher return D$
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appreciation of the $ relative to the from e1 - e2
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