Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions
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![Consider the following Keynesian economy:
Desired consumption: c° = 220 + 0.6(Y - T)-200r
Desired investment: 1° = 300 - 300r
Taxes: T= 20 + 0.2Y
Government purchases: G= 152
Net exports: NX = 150 - 0.08Y - 500r
Money demand: L = 0.5Y - 200r
Money supply: M= 936
Full-employment output: Y = 1000
in this economy, the real interest rate does not deviate from the foreign interest rate.
a. In the general equilibrium (that is, the long run), the value of output is 1000 , the real interest rate is 0.210, consumption is
646 , investment is 237. net exports are -35, and the price level is 2.044.
(Enter values rounded to three decimal places for the real interest rate and price level, and enter values rounded to integers for all
other values.)
b. Starting from full employment, government purchases are increased by 58, to 210. As a result of this change, in the short run,
output becomes 1019, the real interest rate becomes 0.257, the consumption becomes 646, investment becomes 223, and
net exports become -60'.
(Enter values rounded to three decimal places for the real interest rato, and enter values rounded to integers for all other values.)
c. Using the same information as provided in part (b), in the long run, nominal money supply would be the price level would be
and the real money supply would be.
(Enter a value rounded to three decimal places for the price level, and enter values rounded to integers for all other values.)](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fe6a2a125-11aa-476c-ab2d-410b2cfc694b%2F5eea0e02-aa7c-468e-85e2-232dbfe43878%2F17y796_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following Keynesian economy:
Desired consumption: c° = 220 + 0.6(Y - T)-200r
Desired investment: 1° = 300 - 300r
Taxes: T= 20 + 0.2Y
Government purchases: G= 152
Net exports: NX = 150 - 0.08Y - 500r
Money demand: L = 0.5Y - 200r
Money supply: M= 936
Full-employment output: Y = 1000
in this economy, the real interest rate does not deviate from the foreign interest rate.
a. In the general equilibrium (that is, the long run), the value of output is 1000 , the real interest rate is 0.210, consumption is
646 , investment is 237. net exports are -35, and the price level is 2.044.
(Enter values rounded to three decimal places for the real interest rate and price level, and enter values rounded to integers for all
other values.)
b. Starting from full employment, government purchases are increased by 58, to 210. As a result of this change, in the short run,
output becomes 1019, the real interest rate becomes 0.257, the consumption becomes 646, investment becomes 223, and
net exports become -60'.
(Enter values rounded to three decimal places for the real interest rato, and enter values rounded to integers for all other values.)
c. Using the same information as provided in part (b), in the long run, nominal money supply would be the price level would be
and the real money supply would be.
(Enter a value rounded to three decimal places for the price level, and enter values rounded to integers for all other values.)
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