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The video discusses macroprudential policies introduced in New Zealand to address real estate issues, drawing parallels with similar challenges in the Canadian economy. It highlights the constraints on the housing industry in Canada and the potential need for further action to balance the economy. The discussion extends to global economic imbalances and their impact on currency markets, noting similar issues in Australia and New Zealand. The video concludes with observations on the market reactions of the New Zealand, Australian, and Canadian dollars.

What was the primary reason for New Zealand introducing macroprudential policies?

• To increase exports

• To boost tourism

• To address a real estate problem

• To reduce inflation

What is the main concern regarding the constraints on the housing industry in Canada?

• They are too strict

• They might not be effective

• They are too lenient

• They are causing inflation

What is suggested as a potential solution to achieve a better balance in the Canadian economy?

• Increasing taxes

• Decreasing interest rates

• Reducing exports

• Implementing more policies

Which countries are mentioned as having similar economic problems?

• USA, UK, and Japan

• New Zealand, Australia, and Canada

• Germany, France, and Italy

• China, India, and Brazil

What was the market reaction of the currencies in New Zealand, Australia, and Canada?

• They all rose

• They remained stable

• They all fell

• They fluctuated wildly