Consider the closed-economy model of the money market in which, the demand for real balances depends negatively on the nominal interest rate (i), and positively on disposable income (Y-T). That is, the money market is characterized by M = L(i,Y -T). Suppose tax revenues, T, are such that T= T(Y), T'(Y) > 0, so that the goods market is characterized by Y = E(r,i-n",G,T(Y). What is the effect of an increase in T on i for a given level of P? Derive an expression for this effect and state the requisite assumptions to support the sign of your answer.
Consider the closed-economy model of the money market in which, the demand for real balances depends negatively on the nominal interest rate (i), and positively on disposable income (Y-T). That is, the money market is characterized by M = L(i,Y -T). Suppose tax revenues, T, are such that T= T(Y), T'(Y) > 0, so that the goods market is characterized by Y = E(r,i-n",G,T(Y). What is the effect of an increase in T on i for a given level of P? Derive an expression for this effect and state the requisite assumptions to support the sign of your answer.
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![Consider the closed-economy model of the money market in which, the demand for real
balances depends negatively on the nominal interest rate (i), and positively on disposable
income (Y-T). That is, the money market is characterized by
M
= L(i,Y -T).
Suppose tax revenues, T, are such that T= T(Y), T'(Y) > 0, so that the goods market is
characterized by
Y = E(r,i-n",G,T(Y).
What is the effect of an increase in T on i for a given level of P?
Derive an expression for this effect and state the requisite assumptions to support the sign
of your answer.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fa4a290b0-e55d-4878-8c49-4536c7e5d3eb%2F6c8b65a5-0469-4647-8018-62c9b9fff83c%2F5pz2krl_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the closed-economy model of the money market in which, the demand for real
balances depends negatively on the nominal interest rate (i), and positively on disposable
income (Y-T). That is, the money market is characterized by
M
= L(i,Y -T).
Suppose tax revenues, T, are such that T= T(Y), T'(Y) > 0, so that the goods market is
characterized by
Y = E(r,i-n",G,T(Y).
What is the effect of an increase in T on i for a given level of P?
Derive an expression for this effect and state the requisite assumptions to support the sign
of your answer.
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