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Compute the equilibrium interest rate (do NOT type the solution as a percent) in the closed IS-LM model economy when G = 100, autonomous investment IA = 50, M = 100, c = 0.5, the interest rate coefficient b = 0.1, parameters in the money demand function k = 1 and h = 2
Macroeconomics
In the Keynesian cross model ...
(a) an increase of the marginal propensity to save lowers the slope of the AE curve. (b) an increase of the marginal propensity to save shifts the AE curve downwards. (c) an increase of the marginal propensity to save lowers the income multiplier.
(d) the income multiplier cannot be negative.
(e) the paradox of thrift can occur because the output is determined by demand.
(a) an increase of the marginal propensity to save lowers the slope of the AE curve. (b) an increase of the marginal propensity to save shifts the AE curve downwards. (c) an increase of the marginal propensity to save lowers the income multiplier.
(d) the income multiplier cannot be negative.
(e) the paradox of thrift can occur because the output is determined by demand.
Macroeconomics
In the Keynesian cross model ...
(a) income always equals GDP.
(b) actual expenditure always equals GDP.
(c) planned expenditure always equals GDP.
(d) actual expenditure does not necessarily equals GDP.
(a) income always equals GDP.
(b) actual expenditure always equals GDP.
(c) planned expenditure always equals GDP.
(d) actual expenditure does not necessarily equals GDP.
Macroeconomics
If I am in the industry of assembling double-decker bus, does it mean that the industry players are those who assemble double-decker bus also or it includes those who assemble single-decker bus, the bus operators, the suppliers or even those who manufacturing other vehicles other than bus?
Macroeconomics
Consider a competitive market with demand given by P = 100 - 2Q and supply given by P =
10 + Q.
i. Find competitive equilibrium price and quantity.
ii. Suppose government introduces as per unit tax of t = 15 on producers.
Find the quantity traded in the market after tax.
Find the price paid by consumers and price received by producers after tax. Show your results on a diagram.
10 + Q.
i. Find competitive equilibrium price and quantity.
ii. Suppose government introduces as per unit tax of t = 15 on producers.
Find the quantity traded in the market after tax.
Find the price paid by consumers and price received by producers after tax. Show your results on a diagram.
Macroeconomics
In a perfectly competitive market, the market demand curve is given by Qd = 200 -5P, and
the market supply curve is given by Qd =35P.
i. Find the equilibrium market price and quantity demanded and supplied in the absence
of price controls.
ii. Suppose a price ceiling of $2 per unit is imposed. What is the quantity supplied with a
price ceiling of this magnitude? What is the size of the shortage created by the price
ceiling?
iii. Find the consumer surplus and producer surplus in the absence of a price ceiling.
iv. Find the consumer surplus and producer surplus under the price ceiling.
the market supply curve is given by Qd =35P.
i. Find the equilibrium market price and quantity demanded and supplied in the absence
of price controls.
ii. Suppose a price ceiling of $2 per unit is imposed. What is the quantity supplied with a
price ceiling of this magnitude? What is the size of the shortage created by the price
ceiling?
iii. Find the consumer surplus and producer surplus in the absence of a price ceiling.
iv. Find the consumer surplus and producer surplus under the price ceiling.
Macroeconomics
Which is one of the two aspects of a business cycle?
Macroeconomics
Briefly explain Keynesian theory of employment.what are the demands for money according to keynes?
Macroeconomics
1. What is macro-economics? How does it differ from micro-economics?
2. Briefly discuss some important problem which constitute the main theme of macro-economics?
3. What do you mean by 'injection into' and 'leakage from' the circular flow of income? Why is saving called a leakage and investment called a injection?
4. How is the circular flow of income measured in all the four sectors of the economy?
2. Briefly discuss some important problem which constitute the main theme of macro-economics?
3. What do you mean by 'injection into' and 'leakage from' the circular flow of income? Why is saving called a leakage and investment called a injection?
4. How is the circular flow of income measured in all the four sectors of the economy?
Macroeconomics
Assume realistically that the U.S. receives capital flows from the rest of world. In
addition, assume that foreign capital increases the level of total factor productivity from 1 to 2, by funding research and developments of new technologies. Do foreign capital inflows shift the supply curve, or the demand curve, or both curves in the capital market? Depict a diagram and explain effects of foreign capital inflows on the MPK, and the real rental rate of capital.
addition, assume that foreign capital increases the level of total factor productivity from 1 to 2, by funding research and developments of new technologies. Do foreign capital inflows shift the supply curve, or the demand curve, or both curves in the capital market? Depict a diagram and explain effects of foreign capital inflows on the MPK, and the real rental rate of capital.
