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What are the three main ways in which linkages are established in an open economy? |
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Fill in the blank: Foreign trade affects Indian aggregate demand by _____ it through imports and _____ it through exports. |
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True or False: The lack of stability in a national currency enhances its trustworthiness as an international medium of exchange. |
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What is the significance of the currency chosen for trade transactions between countries? |
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The chosen currency is crucial as it impacts the efficiency and trust in international trade, regardless of the individual currencies' acceptability. |
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Riddle: I am a market where you can buy financial assets from different lands. What am I? |
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Fill in the blank: An open economy allows firms to choose production locations and workers to choose employment destinations, although _____ may restrict labour movement. |
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In what way do imports and exports function in the context of aggregate demand? |
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Imports act as a leakage that decreases aggregate demand, while exports serve as an injection that increases it. |
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The two main accounts in the Balance of Payments are the current account and the capital account. |
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The current account includes exports, imports, and various payments known as ___ and ___. |
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True or False: A surplus in the current account indicates that a nation borrows from other countries. |
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A balanced Balance of Trade signifies that a country's exports of goods equal its imports. |
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Fill in the blank: Net Invisibles represent the difference between a country's exports and imports of ___, ___, and ___. |
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The capital account records all international transactions involving assets, including money, stocks, bonds, and government debt. |
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Riddle: I am the account where you find your trade in goods and services, but I don't include your assets. What am I? |
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True or False: Capital account transactions include Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) and external borrowings. |
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What happens when a country's receipts and payments on the current account are equal? |
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When receipts and payments on the current account are equal, the current account is said to be balanced. |
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Riddle: I can be a surplus or a deficit, reflecting the flow of invisibles. What am I? |
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What does a current account deficit indicate about a country's financial position? |
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A current account deficit indicates that a country's spending exceeds its income, necessitating financing through borrowing or selling assets. |
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True or False: Autonomous items in the Balance of Payments are driven by economic motives such as profit maximization. |
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Accommodating items refer to transactions that occur as a response to other activities in the Balance of Payments, such as government financing. |
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Riddle: I balance the books without being seen, I correct mistakes in international finance, what am I? |
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Foreign exchange reserves are assets held to stabilize the currency and meet international obligations, thereby safeguarding economic stability. |