The above statement is True. The reason is an expansionary monetary policy will lead to higher liquidity which raises firms ability to invest in production and hence production of Japan will increase. This will lead to higher exports to New Zealand, hence New Zealand production will decrease to offset imports.
If The nominal exchange rate if determined by expansionary monetary policy then it would cause the currency of Japan to depreciate as interest rate decrease and investors dont find it an attractive economy. The depreciation of Japanese yen will lead to higher exports and hence the New Zealand economy will import more and cause shortfall in their domestic production.
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