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PREFACE XV
Introduction xv
What s New in the Second Edition? xvi
Overview of the Text xviii
Acknowledgments xxi
Dedication xxii
ABOUT THE AUTHOR xxiii
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS 1
Introduction 1
Business Uses of Macroeconomie Analyses 3
Macroeconomic Analysis for Economists and Policymakers 4
Macro Memo 1-1: Business Planning Documents 5
Three-Sector Model 6
When Reality Differs from Expectations 8
Reading the Economic Tea Leaves 9
Let s Begin! 9
Conclusion 10
Review Questions 10
Discussion Questions 11
Understanding a Nation s Economic Conditions
CHAPTER 2
TAKING AN ECONOMIC PULSE: MEASURING NATIONAL
OUTPUT AND INCOME 15
Introduction 15
Gross Domestic Product and Gross National Product 15
Circular Flow Diagram 18
Macro Memo 2-1: What Sector Are You In? 18
Focus on Macroeconomic Expenditures 22
Macro Memo 2-2: Why Stocks and Bonds Are Not Part of Gross Private
Domestic Investment 23
Macroeconomic Equilibrium I: Desired Quantity Supplied = Desired Quantity Demanded
Shortcomings of GDP and GNP as Measures of Economic Health 27
Leakages and Injections Approach to Macroeconomic Equilibrium 29
Macro Memo 2-3: Saving versus Savings 31
Another Way to Differentiate GDP and GNP 37
Conclusion 38
Review Questions 39
Discussion Questions 40
Appendix 2-1: Shouldn t a Nation s Demand Include Only Exports? Why Do We Net Out
Imports? 41
CHAPTER 3
UNDERSTANDING AND MONITORING LABOR MARKET CONDITIONS 45
Introduction 45
Who Uses Unemployment Rate Information? 46
Measuring Employment and Unemployment 48
Four Types of Unemployment 51
Employment Rate or Unemployment Rate: Which Is a More Accurate Measure of
Economic Health? 55
Full Employment and the Natural Rate of Unemployment 59
Other Labor Market Measures 60
Global Labor Conditions 63
The Underground Economy and Unemployment 65
Offshoring and Its Effect on GDP, Unemployment, and Income Distribution 68
U.S. Labor Market Issues 73
Conclusion 79
Review Questions 80
Discussion Question 81
Appendix 3-1: A Quick Historic Look at U.S. Unemployment 82
CHAPTER 4
INFLATION, REAL GDP, AND BUSINESS CYCLES 85
Introduction 85
What Is Inflation? 85
Inflation Measures 87
What Is Price Stability? 89
Real versus Nominal GDP 90
Calculating the GDP Price Index 91
Business Cycles 92
What Causes Business Cycles? 95
Inflation-Related Topics 98
Topics Related to U.S. Business Cycles 107
Conclusion 113
Review Questions 114
Discussion Questions 115
CHAPTER 5
INFLATION: WHO WINS, AND WHO LOSES? 117
Introduction 117
Inflation Diminishes Purchasing Power 118
Framing the Inflation Issue 119
In Times of Inflation, Is It Better to Be a Debtor or Creditor? 121
Macro Memo 5-1: ... And I m Not Going to Take It Any More : Chinese
Households Fight Back 121
Does Inflation Benefit Businesses at the Expense of Workers? 124
Macro Memo 5-2: Profiting from a Misaligned Real Interest Rate 125
Does Inflation Benefit Governments at the Expense of Taxpayers? 126
Does Inflation Hurt Retirees? 127
Does Inflation Hurt the Nation as a Whole? 128
Nominal Interest Rate and Expected Inflation: The Precise Formula 130
How to Discover The Market s Expectation About Future Inflation 131
What Determines Inflationary Expectations? 133
Indexation 134
The Gibson Paradox 136
Inflation and the Cost of Higher Education 137
Conclusion 138
Review Questions 138
Discussion Questions 139
Real Loanable Funds Market
CHAPTER 6
MONETARY AGGREGATES: MEASURING MONEY 143
Introduction 143
Commodity Money versus Fiat Money 143
Macro Memo 6-1: Susan B. Anthony Dollar: Issued but Rarely Used 145
Functions of Money 145
Why Do Nations Measure Their Money Supplies? 146
Why Do Nations Have More Than One Money Supply Measure? 148
U.S. Monetary Aggregates 154
Financial Assets Included in the U.S. Ml and M2 Money Supply Measures 157
Conclusion 159
Review Questions 160
Discussion Questions 160
CHAPTER 7
FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION, MARKETS, AND INTERMEDIARIES 161
Introduction 161
Financial Intermediaries 161
Financial Markets 165
Overview of a Typical Bank s Balance Sheet 166
Macro Memo 7-1: Since When Have Deposits at the Fed Earned an Interest
Return? 169
Check Clearing 172
Macro Memo 7-2: Facing the Music: Is Disintermediation in the Banking Sector
Like Disintermediation in the Music Industry? 177
Conclusion 180
Review Questions 180
Discussion Questions 181
CHAPTER 8
THE POWER OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TO CREATE MONEY 183
Introduction 183
Creation of Money by a Single Bank 183
Money Creation in the Banking System and the Money Multiplier 191
Macro Memo 8-1: 2008: Federal Reserve Begins Paying Interest on U.S. Bank
Reserves 202
Conclusion 206
Review Questions 207
Discussion Questions 209
CHAPTER 9
WHO CONTROLS THE MONEY SUPPLY AND HOW? 211
Introduction 211
Regulation versus Monetary Policy 211
Rule of Thumb: Above the Line/Below the Line 212
Monetary Tools of Central Banks 218
Macro Memo 9-1: Why Don t Reserve Requirements Ensure Cash Will
Be Available When Banks Need It or Protect Banks from Large
Withdrawals? 220
Macro Memo 9-2: The Relationship Between Central Bank Independence and
Inflation 223
Macro Memo 9-3: Discount Rate: The Weakest Instrument in the Fed s
Monetary Toolkit 227
Monetary Tools in Action 228
Lags in Monetary Policy 229
Summary of The Basics 230
Central Banking: A Balance Sheet View 231
Macro Memo 9-4: Can a Central Bank Become Insolvent: Case Study of the Swiss
National Bank (SNB)? 237
Monetary Effects of Open Market Operations 238
Monetary Effects of Discount Rate and Discount Loan Changes 246
Margin Requirements: A Selective Monetary Control 248
Conclusion 250
Review Questions 251
Discussion Questions 252
Appendix 9-1: Who Regulates U.S. Banks? 253
Appendix 9-2: Structure of the Federal Reserve System 257
Appendix 9-3: Who Controls the Fed? 262
Appendix 9-4: A Brief History of the Federal Reserve System 265
Appendix 9-5: Central Banks Around the World 269
Appendix 9-6: U.S. Dollar Facts and Figures 272
CHAPTER 10
THE ECONOMICS OF VIRTUAL CURRENCIES 275
Introduction 275
Virtual Currency Systems 277
Macro Memo 10-1: Virtual Currencies and Anti-Money Laundering Rules 281
Are Virtual Currencies Money ? 282
Taxing and Regulating Virtual Currency Transactions 283
Virtual Money and Common Currencies 284
Bitcoins 285
Comparing Virtual and U.S. Currency Evolution 289
Currency Evolution: Facebook versus Zynga 292
T-Account Approach to Virtual Currency Systems and Their Effect on National Money
Supplies 295
Virtual Currencies and Social Media Intelligence 301
Conclusion 304
Review Questions 306
Discussion Questions 306
CHAPTER 11
INTEREST RATES AND WHY THEY CHANGE 307
Introduction 307
Why Do Interest Rates Vary ? 308
Macro Memo 11-1: Who Borrows at the Real Risk-Free Interest Rate? 309
Macro Memo 11-2: Where to Find a Country Risk Report 311
Real Loanable Funds Market 314
Movements Along the Supply and Demand Curves for Real Loanable Funds 315
Macro Memo 11-3: Why Is the Real Risk-Free Interest Rate on the Vertical Axis
and Not the Real Interest Rate ? 316
Macro Memo 11-4: Diversification, Capital Market Imperfections, and the
International Flow of Funds 318
Equilibrium Real Risk-Free Interest Rate 320
What Forces Change the Equilibrium Real Risk-Free Rate and Quantity of Real Loanable
Funds? 321
Macro Memo 11-5: Qualitative Changes: Some Helpful Abbreviations 328
Applications: Effects of Economic Shocks on the Real Risk-Free Interest Rate 334
Can Central Banks Set Interest Rates? 338
Understanding the Yield Curve 341
Conclusion 343
Review Questions 344
Discussion Questions 345
Appendix 11-1: Perfectly Mobile and Perfectly Immobile International Capital
Markets 346
The Real Goods Sector
CHAPTER 12
PRICE AND OUTPUT FLUCTUATIONS 351
Introduction 351
What Is the Aggregate Supply Curve? 351
Macro Memo 12-1: Is the CUI Like a Canary in the (U.S. Economic) Coal Mine?
356
Movements Along the Aggregate Supply Curve 356
Shifts of the Aggregate Supply Curve 356
What Is the Aggregate Demand Curve? 360
Movements Along the Aggregate Demand Curve 360
Shifts of the Aggregate Demand Curve 361
Combining Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand 367
Demand-Pull and Cost-Push Inflation 369
Macro Memo 12-2: Don t Confuse Increases in Prices with Increases in the
Inflation Rate 369
The Spending Multiplier 372
Applications of Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand Analysis 377
Tying Up Loose Ends 381
Classical Theory, the Forces of Supply and Demand, and Full Employment 381
Why Does a Nation s Aggregate Demand Slope Downward? 382
Actual Quantity Supplied Always Equals Actual Quantity Demanded 386
The Short-Run Phillips Curve 388
Spiral Inflation 391
Conclusion 392
Review Questions 394
Discussion Questions 395
CHAPTER 13
FISCAL POLICY AND AUTOMATIC STABILIZERS: WHAT MANAGERS
NEED TO KNOW 397
Introduction 397
Fiscal versus Monetary Policy 398
Taxes and Other Sources of Government Revenues 399
Government Spending 400
Budget Deficits 401
Macro Memo 13-1: Who Owns the U.S. Government s Debt? 403
The Fiscal Multiplier, Crowding-Out, and Crowding-ln 404
Macro Memo 13-2: What Happens When Fiscal Multipliers are Misestimated?
Is It Too Late to Say I m Sorry? 409
Government Surpluses 410
Active versus Passive Deficits and Surpluses 410
Macro Memo 13-3: U.S. Deficits and Surpluses from 1970 to 2012 411
Fiscal Policy in Action 416
Lags in Fiscal Policy 417
Monetary Effects of Fiscal Policy 418
When Are Government Debts and Deficits Problems? 419
Macro Memo 13-4: Limits on U.S. Government Spending and U.S. Debt Limits:
1787-2013 426
Crowding-Out: When Is It Complete, Nonexistent, or Partial? 427
Separating Active and Passive Deficits and Surpluses 429
A Closer Look at the Monetary Effects of Fiscal Policy 432
Conclusion 436
Review Questions 437
Discussion Questions 438
Foreign Exchange Market
CHAPTER 14
BASICS OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS 443
Introduction 443
Exchange Rates 444
The Foreign Exchange Market 446
Macro Memo 14-1: The Major Segments of the Foreign Exchange Market 451
Participants in the Foreign Exchange Market 452
The Effect of Foreign Exchange Transactions on a Nation s Monetary Base 455
Checking Accounts Never Leave the Country 456
Spot Foreign Exchange Market 458
Buying and Selling Foreign Exchange: Bid and Ask Rates 461
Macro Memo 14-2: Do Eurodollar Deposits Leave the Country? 465
The Forward Exchange Market 466
Conclusion 474
Review Questions 474
Discussion Question 476
CHAPTER 15
EXCHANGE RATES: WHY DO THEY CHANGE? 477
Introduction 477
Bilateral versus Effective Exchange Rates 477
Nominal versus Real Exchange Rates 478
Flow Are Exchange Rates Determined? 486
What Causes Exchange Rates to Change? 495
International Exchange Rate Systems 507
International Exchange Rate Systems Around the World 511
Macro Memo 15-1: What Is the European Monetary Union? 516
Should There Be One Global Currency? 518
Conclusion 519
Review Questions 520
Discussion Questions 521
Appendix 15-1: Can the Supply of Foreign Exchange Slope Downward? 523
CHAPTER 16
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS FUNDAMENTALS 525
Introduction 525
What Is the Balance of Payments? 526
Macro Memo 16-1: Who Is a Resident? 527
Balance of Payments in a Nutshell 528
Three Major Parts of the Balance of Payments 529
Macro Memo 16-2: Be Careful of the Terms Capital Account and Capital
Flows 534
Macro Memo 16-3: Why Are Monetary Gold and Precious Metals a Part of
Reserves Account? 535
Macro Memo 16-4: What Are Special Drawing Rights? 535
Macro Memo 16-5: Are Sovereign Wealth Funds a Part of Reserve
Assets? 535
Reserves Account and Current Account Imbalances 536
Macro Memo 16-6: Can Protectionism Cure Current Account Deficits? 543
Macro Memo 16-7: Did Financial Account Surpluses Cause U.S. Current Account
Deficits During the 1980s? 545
Balance of Payments: Sources and Uses of Funds Statement 547
Macro Memo 16-8: Another Way to Understand Sources and Uses of
Funds 549
Macro Memo 16-9: Every Use of Funds Must Flave a Source: Examples to Prove
the Point 549
Balance of Payments Measures 552
Mexican Peso Crisis, 1994: A Balance of Payments Case Study 554
Conclusion 559
Review Questions 559
Discussion Questions 562
Short-Term Economic Changes: Putting It All Together
CHAPTER 17
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER 565
Introduction 565
Does the Three-Sector Model Meet the Test of Common Sense? 565
Integrating Macroeconomic Markets in the Three-Sector Model 567
Credit Market Elasticities and the Effectiveness of Fiscal and Monetary Policies 576
Conclusion 579
Review Questions 579
CHAPTER 18
ECONOMIC SHOCKS TO NATIONS WITH FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATES 581
Introduction 581
Effects of Expansionary Fiscal Policy 581
Macro Memo 18-1: A Second Way to Understand Why Mexico s CT Must
Fall 600
Effects of Expansionary Monetary Policy 602
Conclusion 618
Review Questions 618
Discussion Questions 620
CHAPTER 19
ECONOMIC SHOCKS TO NATIONS WITH FIXED EXCHANGE RATES 621
Introduction 621
Why Do Nations Choose Fixed Exchange Rates? 622
How Do Nations Fix Their Exchange Rates? 623
Effects of Expansionary Fiscal Policy 628
Effects of Expansionary Monetary Policy 642
Macro Memo 19-1: Balance of Payments Accounting and Central Bank
Intervention 650
Rise and Fall of the Asian Tigers: 1985-1997 653
Macro Memo 19-2: The Carry Trade: Earning Profits by Taking Currency
Exposures 660
Conclusion 664
Review Questions 665
Discussion Questions 668
CHAPTER 20
CAUSES, CURES, AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE GREAT RECESSION 671
Introduction 671
Measures of Economic Devastation 672
Macro Memo 20-1: Paradox of Leverage 677
Causes of the Great Recession 678
Macro Memo 20-2: Government-Sponsored Enterprises: Fannie Mae
and Freddie Mac 683
Macro Memo 20-3: Paradox of Financial Innovation 685
Macro Memo 20-4: Paradox of Thrift 687
Fixing the Financial and Economic Sectors 695
Macro Memo 20-5: A Problem with Bailing Out the Financial Sector 706
How Effective were U.S. Monetary and Fiscal Policies? 707
Securitization: From Mortgage Origination to Security Sales 710
Conclusion 712
Review Questions 713
Discussion Questions 714
Long-Term Economic Changes
CHAPTER 21
CAUSES OF LONG-TERM GROWTH AND INFLATION 717
Introduction 717
Scenario Planning 718
Measuring Growth and Development 718
What Role Should Governments Play in Economic Development? 723
The Role of Natural Resources in Economic Growth 725
Equation of Exchange 726
Macro Memo 21-1: Income Velocity versus Transactions Velocity 728
Monetarism and the Quantity Theory of Money 730
Macro Memo 21-2: Income Velocity, Money Demand, and Hot Potatoes 733
Long-Run Phillips Curve and the Natural-Rate Hypothesis 736
Macro Memo 21-3: What Is the Natural Rate of Unemployment? 740
Money Rules 742
How Stable Is the Velocity of Money? 743
Monetarism: An Intuitive Reality Check 744
Conclusion 748
Review Questions 749
Discussion Questions 750
CHAPTER 22
LONG-TERM EXCHANGE RATE MOVEMENTS AND COMPARATIVE
ADVANTAGE 751
Introduction 751
Long-Term Changes in Exchange Rates 752
Linking PPP to the Quantity Theory of Money 756
Comparative Advantage 757
How Well Does PPP Predict Exchange Rates? 763
A Country Is Not a Company 766
Conclusion 770
Review Questions 772
Discussion Questions 774
INDEX 775
ABBREVIATIONS 789
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