rates rise, the domestic currency appreciates
.
When the nominal interest rate rises because of an increase in expected
inflation, we get a different result from the one shown in Figure 19-4. The rise
in expected domestic inflation leads to a decline in the expected appreciation
of the dollar, which is typically thought to be larger than the increase in the
domestic interest rate
i
D
.
5
As a result, at any given exchange rate, the relative
expected return on domestic (dollar) assets falls, the demand curve shifts to the
left, and the exchange rate falls from
E
1
to
E
2
as shown in Figure 19-7. Our
analysis leads to this conclusion:
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