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In 2017, the United States exported about $2.4 trillion worth of goods and services and imported about $2.9 trillion worth. This tells us that the US _________ in 2017 was about __________ trillion.

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If a country imposed a tariff on imported beef, what would be the effects on the country’s market for beef?

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Suppose banks generally maintain a reserve ratio of 20%, but one bank reduces its reserves by lending out $15,000. Calculate the maximum possible change to the money supply.

An American consumer purchases an iPhone manufactured in China. The Chinese company then uses the US dollars it receives to buy a Boeing aircraft from the United States for its cargo fleet. How will this transaction affect the US balance of payments? 

The capital account tracks payments for real and financial assets between nations and extensions of international loans. 

For which of the following goods and services does purchasing power parity likely not hold?