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DSE 2019 Question 19: Open-economy macroeconomics

In a simple open economy framework, an increase in government spending leads to:

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This question is on Internal and external balance, twin deficits, part of Open-economy macroeconomics in International Economics.

Reaching full employment and external balance together, and the link between budget and trade deficits.

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