lol I love the remark about the greek v (vega) referred to as "stupid f*cking thingy" ; seriously, very well explained the monetary approach to exchange rate determination, thumbs up!
In examples 1 at 25:26 we see how an increase in the money supply leads to higher domestic prices and therefore an exchange rate depreciation. However, why is there no inflation in this case, how can domestic prices rise and inflation not too?
Hi! I'm taking a course in International Macroeconomics and your videos are really helpful!!! Can I borrow the slides of this video and of Chapter 9 "How pegs work and how they break"? Thank you!
it sounds funny . money demand decrease means u are not holding money rather u are buying goods which leads to infaltion .there is infaltion (being goods cosntant) u raise the interst rate and that means also fall in demand for money but it leads to decrease in inflation
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lol I love the remark about the greek v (vega) referred to as "stupid f*cking thingy" ; seriously, very well explained the monetary approach to exchange rate determination, thumbs up!
it is around minute 22.20 lol
God exactly, I just wanted to comment on that part ahah, priceless!
22:22 birth of a legend.
very nice video... really hard to find this approach so neat
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22:40, there might be a fault. It's the real income change, not the nominal income change.
In examples 1 at 25:26 we see how an increase in the money supply leads to higher domestic prices and therefore an exchange rate depreciation. However, why is there no inflation in this case, how can domestic prices rise and inflation not too?
Thank you so much for uploading this
Could you maybe share the slides
thank you for the class!! :)
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Hi! I'm taking a course in International Macroeconomics and your videos are really helpful!!! Can I borrow the slides of this video and of Chapter 9 "How pegs work and how they break"? Thank you!
it sounds funny . money demand decrease means u are not holding money rather u are buying goods which leads to infaltion .there is infaltion (being goods cosntant) u raise the interst rate and that means also fall in demand for money but it leads to decrease in inflation
"this stupid fucking thingy" xD
Thank you!
how the cad/usd is equal to 1.32 did not get that. Isn't the usd more valuable?
Thats correct, you get 1.32 cad per usd.
@@kevinsandow5354 i got 1.38
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