3. The Basic Model I: Changes in Levels Consider the basic, two-country monetary model of exchange rate determination we developed in class. Suppose that foreign income increases, so that Y* is higher. Explain how this would affect the exchange rate (E) over time. Be sure to explain the causal mechanism by which this occurs, but depict the result using a time series diagram (with the exchange rate on the vertical axis and time on the horizontal axis)

3. The Basic Model I: Changes in Levels Consider the basic, two-country monetary model of exchange rate determination we developed in class. Suppose that foreign income increases, so that Y* is higher. Explain how this would affect the exchange rate (E) over time. Be sure to explain the causal mechanism by which this occurs, but depict the result using a time series diagram (with the exchange rate on the vertical axis and time on the horizontal axis)

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