a. Derive the General Equilibrium simultaneous equation for economy Z. Further comment on the economic interpretations of this simultaneous General Equilibrium equation with reference to both the goods market and money market. b. Calculate the equilibrium values of output (Y) and interest rate (r). c. Derive the fiscal multiplier (KG), lump-sum taxation multiplier (KT) and the monetary policy multiplier (KM) for economy Z. Calculate their sizes and discuss the relative effectiveness of monetary policy over fiscal policy with reference to all parameter strengths in economy Z. d. Discuss the impact of the 'crowding out' effect on this fiscal multiplier (K) and thus the changes in the interest rate from changes in output for economy Z. When fiscal policy is expansionary, how can the 'crowding out' effect be counteracted or removed with reference to economy Z?

a. Derive the General Equilibrium simultaneous equation for economy Z. Further comment on the economic interpretations of this simultaneous General Equilibrium equation with reference to both the goods market and money market. b. Calculate the equilibrium values of output (Y) and interest rate (r). c. Derive the fiscal multiplier (KG), lump-sum taxation multiplier (KT) and the monetary policy multiplier (KM) for economy Z. Calculate their sizes and discuss the relative effectiveness of monetary policy over fiscal policy with reference to all parameter strengths in economy Z. d. Discuss the impact of the 'crowding out' effect on this fiscal multiplier (K) and thus the changes in the interest rate from changes in output for economy Z. When fiscal policy is expansionary, how can the 'crowding out' effect be counteracted or removed with reference to economy Z?

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