Consider the following open-economy version of the IS Curve:Ý; = ā – b;(R – F) + Bnz (R; – F) – bnz (R¢ – F),where ā = āc + āg + ā; + āna – 1.|There are no demand shocks and Rt = R; = T. Moreover, ānz = 0.In response to a public health emergency central banks around the world are lowering realinterest rates by 1 percentage point.If b;3 and bna=, calculate Y (in percent).%3D

The IS curve is the function of interest and income. The change in the interest rate affecting the…

Consider the following open-economy version of the IS Curve: Ỹ = a – b(Rt —r)+Unz (R −r)— Unz (Rt — F), nx where ā=āc +āg+āi +ānx - 1. There are no demand shocks and R = R = T. Moreover, anx = 0. In response to a public health emergency central banks around the world are lowering real interest rates by 1 percentage point. calculate Yt (in percent). If bi = and nx = 2'

Consider the following open-economy version of the IS Curve: Ỹ = a – b(Rt —r)+Unz (R −r)— Unz (Rt — F), nx where ā=āc +āg+āi +ānx - 1. There are no demand shocks and R = R = T. Moreover, anx = 0. In response to a public health emergency central banks around the world are lowering real interest rates by 1 percentage point. calculate Yt (in percent). If bi = and nx = 2'

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