(a) Consider a two period model of a small open economy. Being careful to state any assumptions you make, derive the optimal level of consumption as a function of current and future output.   (b) Consider a growing economy (i.e., output tomorrow is greater that output today). Show that this economy will run a current account deficit and show that there are welfare gains from borrowing internationally.

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