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In the text, we calculated the change in real GDP in the hypothetical economy of Table 2-3 ,
using the prices of 2005. Calculate the change in real GDP between 2005 and 2010 using
the same data but the prices of 2010 . Your answer should demonstrate that the prices that
are used to calculate real GDP do affect the calculated growth rate, but typically not by
very much.
Continue with the same equations.
a. What is the value of aG which corresponds to the simple multiplier (with taxes) of
Chapter 10 ?
b. By how much does an increase in government spending of D −−G increase the level of
income in this model, which includes the money market?
c. By how much does a change in government spending of D −−G affect the equilibrium
interest rate?
d. Explain the difference between your answers to parts a and b .
The following equations describe an economy. (Think of C , I , G , etc., as being measured in
billions and i as a percentage; a 5 percent interest rate implies i = 5.)
C 5 0.8(1 2 t ) Y (P1)
t 5 0.25 (P2)
I 5 900 2 50 i (P3)
−−G 5 800 (P4)
L 5 0.25 Y 2 62.5 i (P5)
−−My−
P 5 500 (P6)
a. What is the equation that describes the IS curve?
b. What is the general definition of the IS curve?
c. What is the equation that describes the LM curve?
d. What is the general definition of the LM curve?
e. What are the equilibrium levels of income and the interest rate?
Show from national income accounting that
a. An increase in taxes (while transfers remain constant) must imply a change in net
exports, government purchases, or the saving-investment balance.
b. An increase in disposable personal income must imply an increase in consumption or an
increase in saving.
c. An increase in both consumption and saving must imply an increase in disposable
income.
[ For both parts b and c assume there are no interest payments by households or transfer pay￾ments to foreigners.]
Suppose the economy is operating at equilibrium, with Y0 5 1,000. If the government undertakes a fiscal change whereby the tax rate, t , increases by .05 and government spending increases by 50, will the budget surplus go up or down? Why?

Analyze the following article carefully and share the important implications you can draw from it in the line of discussion we had in the class on inflation and unemployment.                                       

 

Karachi, Larkana ‘most expensive’ cities for consumers of essential items, NPMC told

<span style="color:#0563C1">https://www.dawn.com/news/1612811</span>




 

4. The length of the analysis should be between 300 and 600 words (a word count should appear at the end of the analysis). The analysis should be typewritten, although you can neatly hand draw any graphs that you might need for your analysis. You must attach a copy of your news article to your analysis.   

 

5. Carefully proofread for spelling and grammatical errors. Your paragraphs should be well-written.  

 


Question text

In the circular flow of income and spending, i.e. the basic flow of income and spending between households and firms supplemented by the foreign, financial and government sectors

a.

exports are leakages from the circular flow.

b.

taxes are leakages from the circular flow.

c.

imports are injections into the circular flow.

d.

investment is a leakage from the circular flow.

e.

savings are injections into the circular flow.


what is strict unemployment and how is it calculated?


A man buys 1000 government bonds. Given that the yield on bond is 20% per annum , current and expected interest rates are 5% and 2.5% respectively. Determine the current and expected price of bond, capital gains, total expected yield on bond , and critical rate of interest
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