Explain the J-curve effect when domestic currency is appreciated
Explain the J-curve effect when domestic currency is appreciated 3jjGN
The J-curve effect is often cited in economics to describe. When a country’s currency appreciates, a reverse J-curve may occur.
In the short-term, domestic currency increases will make the balance of trade high. The quantity is mostly unchanged because the behaviour of customers cannot change immediately. It may cause that was no subtitle goods and the domestic productivity cannot need the demand immediately. The price of exports will increase and the price of imports will decrease. The demand for exports is more than imports, so the balance of trade is higher in the short term.
In the long-term, domestic currency increases will make the balance of trade low
The J-curve effect is
often
cited in economics to
describe
. When a country’s currency appreciates, a reverse J-curve may occur.
In the short-term, domestic currency increases will
make
the balance of trade high. The quantity is
mostly
unchanged
because
the
behaviour
of customers cannot
change
immediately. It may cause that was no subtitle
goods
and the domestic productivity cannot need the demand immediately. The price of exports will increase and the price of imports will decrease. The demand for exports is more than imports,
so
the balance of trade is higher in the short term.
In the long-term, domestic currency increases will
make
the balance of trade low
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