Some Effects of Exchange Rate Flexibility On United States Agriculture
Some Effects of Exchange Rate Flexibility On United States Agriculture
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Schuh presumes that demand is highly, but not perfectly, elastic. If Id prevails, the price of output will be P, with quantity Q 4 produced. Of this total Q,Q 4 is exported, while OQ-j is consumed locally. Export earnings would include Q-.ABQ,, while domestic earnings include OP-jAQ-j , yielding total gross earnings 0P-,BQ 4 - Now assume the currency is overvalued. Viewed externally, the overvaluation signifies a rise in product prices in terms of foreign currency which reduces demand to I'd.
T...he consequence to the farm sector is that output price drops to P 2 and quantity supplied, to Q 3 , indicating the product is undervalued in relation to its equilibrium exchange rate alternative. Gross income is 53 Q 4 Quantity Figure 4. Demand and Supply Conditions for Industry Producing for both the Domestic and Foreign Markets Source: Schuh [1974].
54 reduced to 0P 2 CDQ 3 . Export earnings are reduced by an amount equal to the shaded area. The magnitude of the declines will depend on the respective elasticities of demand and supply and the extent of the overvaluation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Schuh presumes that demand is highly, but not perfectly, elastic. If Id prevails, the price of output will be P, with quantity Q 4 produced. Of this total Q,Q 4 is exported, while OQ-j is consumed locally. Export earnings would include Q-.ABQ,, while domestic earnings include OP-jAQ-j , yielding total gross earnings 0P-,BQ 4 - Now assume the currency is overvalued. Viewed externally, the overvaluation signifies a rise in product prices in terms of foreign currency which reduces demand to I'd.
T...he consequence to the farm sector is that output price drops to P 2 and quantity supplied, to Q 3 , indicating the product is undervalued in relation to its equilibrium exchange rate alternative. Gross income is 53 Q 4 Quantity Figure 4. Demand and Supply Conditions for Industry Producing for both the Domestic and Foreign Markets Source: Schuh [1974].
54 reduced to 0P 2 CDQ 3 . Export earnings are reduced by an amount equal to the shaded area. The magnitude of the declines will depend on the respective elasticities of demand and supply and the extent of the overvaluation.
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