The Neo-Fisherian Result That Increasing the Nominal Interest Rate Increases

question 36

Multiple Choice

The Neo-Fisherian result that increasing the nominal interest rate increases inflation is a startling one because

• A) this result is obtained in a New Keynesian model that is usually used to justify conventional central banking ideas.
• B) it is wrong.
• C) Keynes would agree with it.
• D) Steve Poloz supports Neo-Fisherism.
• E) it also holds in the Basic New Keynesian model.

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Definitions:

Balance of Trade

The difference in value between a country's imports and exports over a certain period.

Money Inflows

Money inflows refer to the incoming funds to a business, organization, or economy from various sources such as investments, sales, and loans.

Protectionism

A government policy to protect domestic industries and producers by restricting international trade, often through tariffs and quotas.

Trade Imbalances

A situation where there is an unequal value of imports and exports between two countries, leading to a surplus or deficit in trade relationships.