Exercise 11.11 Optional: Suppose the central bank's monetary policy sets the interest rate accord- ing to the function: i = 3.0+2.0( – n*) with t* = 4.0, %3D and aggregate expenditure is the sum of: C= 200+0.75Y I = 85 – 2i G= 100 X – IM = 50 –0.15Y - 3i (a) What is the equation for the ADA curve? (b) Plot the ADn curve in a diagram, not necessarily to scale, that shows the horizontal intercept and slope of the curve.
Exercise 11.11 Optional: Suppose the central bank's monetary policy sets the interest rate accord- ing to the function: i = 3.0+2.0( – n*) with t* = 4.0, %3D and aggregate expenditure is the sum of: C= 200+0.75Y I = 85 – 2i G= 100 X – IM = 50 –0.15Y - 3i (a) What is the equation for the ADA curve? (b) Plot the ADn curve in a diagram, not necessarily to scale, that shows the horizontal intercept and slope of the curve.
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![Exercise 11.11 Optional: Suppose the central bank's monetary policy sets the interest rate accord-
ing to the function:
i = 3.0+2.0(T – T*) with a* = 4.0,
and aggregate expenditure is the sum of:
C= 200+0.75Y
I = 85 – 2i
G= 100
X – IM = 50 -0.15Y-3i
(a) What is the equation for the ADA curve?
(b) Plot the ADn curve in a diagram, not necessarily to scale, that shows the horizontal intercept
and slope of the curve.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F56e7940b-bc81-43d8-915c-55572fca8d0b%2F5fe2853f-9242-4335-a2e6-5c3dcc79a982%2Fxi6zzbt_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Exercise 11.11 Optional: Suppose the central bank's monetary policy sets the interest rate accord-
ing to the function:
i = 3.0+2.0(T – T*) with a* = 4.0,
and aggregate expenditure is the sum of:
C= 200+0.75Y
I = 85 – 2i
G= 100
X – IM = 50 -0.15Y-3i
(a) What is the equation for the ADA curve?
(b) Plot the ADn curve in a diagram, not necessarily to scale, that shows the horizontal intercept
and slope of the curve.
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