In a large open economy, why is the supply curve for loanable funds upward sloping?
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The loanable fund supply curveshifts upward because higher interest rates increase the quantity of loanable fundssupplied. ... Because a lower real exchange rate stimulates net exports and thus increases the quantity of dollars demanded to pay for these net exports, the demand curve is downward sloping.
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The loanable fund supply curve that shift upwards because higher interest rates. It also describes the quantity of loanable funds supplied with ease.
Apart from this, it has a lower real exchange rate stimulates net exports and thus increased the quantity of dollars.
Moreover, demand curve is downward sloping and meets with perfect net exports.
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