Macroeconomics

The founding of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) was much later than deposit ...

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In Canada, the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) insures the value of chartered bank deposits up to

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Rao Aiyagai argues that the

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An alternative way to achieve some of the benefits if the Friedman rule would be to

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A liquidity trap is where

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The Fisher effect posits a long-run one-to-one relationship between the

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The Fisher relationship may be described by the following equation in which R is the nominal rate of ...

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In the monetary intertemporal model, the long-run effects of an increase in the money supply growth ...

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Credit cards should not be considered a form of money because

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Widespread use of deposit banking and the use of cheques in transactions in Canada

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Yap stones had much in common with which form of money used in New France in 1685?

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Problems with the use of commodity money include all of the following except

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Determine the impact of an increase in total factor productivity on domestic aggregate output, ...

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In response to a temporary change in total factor productivity, the adoption of capital controls ...

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In the monetary small open-economy model with a fixed exchange rate, the supply of money

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In the monetary small open-economy model with a fixed exchange rate, the domestic

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In the monetary small open-economy model with a flexible exchange rate, an increase in the foreign ...

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Data on the real exchange rate for Canada vs. the U.S. indicates that

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Purchasing power parity holds if

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What would be the impact of a persistent increase in total factor productivity on domestic aggregate ...

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The "savings glut" refers to

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In the 19th century, Canada had a period of significant current account deficits, which contributed ...

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In a two-good, two-period model with trade, an increase in the capital stock

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When a country runs a current account deficit to finance an increase in domestic investment ...

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Current account deficits may not be undesirable for the domestic economy as it

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