Tax cuts are more effective in generating the economy when the economy is in recession compared to at full employment." True or False? Show and explain your answer based on the AD-AS model

Q: Japan has had been in recession for decades despite having zero interest rates. Using the…

A: Recession refers to the economic situation in which the GDP per capita decreases and the…

Q: dentify similarities and differences in the way Keynes and Hayek think about information and…

A: John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek were both famous economists with opposing views on how to…

Q: Using the AD/AS model, a tax change shifts O only the AS curve as it is a supply-side policy only…

A: Tax policy has an impact on both consumption and investment spending.

Q: Keynesian economics predicts that if government policy makers deem current equilibrium real Gross…

A: Keynesian economics was introduced by renowned British economist John Maynard Keynes. His theories…

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A: Step 1: Recession in the AD/AS ModelA recession is characterized by reduced economic activity,…

Q: Current GDP increases relative to potential GDP if and only if aggregate demand exceeds current GDP?

A: The output gap is defined as the difference between real GDP and potential GDP. When the production…

Q: the effect of a decrease in government spending in the classical model

A: Answer: Introduction: The classical economist believes in 'laissez-faire'. It means they deny the…

Q: Use the Keynesian cross to predict the impact on equilibrium GDP of equal-sized increases in both…

A: The gross domestic product refers to the total amount of all the goods and services produced in an…

Q: 2) Suppose a country begins in full equilibrium in the AS-AD model at point A: LEAS SRAJ * 1 The…

A: "Since , multiple questions have been asked by you, only first question will be answered. Please…

Q: Which of the following government policies would be supported by Keynesian macroeconomic…

A: * ANSWER :-  * The OPTION C (stimulating aggregate demand to reduce unemployment) is correct answer.…

Q: cost of a recession from the keynesian spending model perspective

A: Keynsian spending model pertains to the  aggregate-spending(AD) in the economy. In short-run, the…

Q: How does increased government spending affect the aggregate demand curve?

A: Aggregate demand is the sum of all the components of demand.  Components of AD are Consumption ,…

Q: ontrast the effectiveness of fiscal policy in the BKM and AD-AS models.

A: The aggregate demand curve shows the inverse relationship between interest rate and the total…

Q: Why might keynesians be considered to be the "demand sliders" while classicalists could be…

A: Keynesians mostly focus on demand side economics. According to this theory, the problem of…

Q: Suppose MPC = 0.8 and government spending increases by 1 trillion dollars. In the AD-AS equilibrium,…

A: The macroeconomic equilbrium in an economy is determined by the aggregate demand and aggregate…

Q: Explain with example how a reduction in taxes without a reduction in government spending may have no…

A: The economies around the world tend to focus on their growth, stability in the financial, and…

Q: Graph a situation where AD & AS are at equilibrium.  Be sure to label all curves and axes.

A: Aggregate demand is downward sloping showing inverse relationship between price and output.…

Q: Why AD is never a constraint in the classical model?

A: Answer: The classical model assumes that supply creases its own demand (Say's law). So no matter how…

Q: The use of government purchases (G) as a fiscal policy tool can have an effect on long-run growth in…

A: Government purchase is also known as the government spending on goods and services. The federal’s,…

Q: Keynes advocated the use of fiscal and monetary policy to stabilize an economy? When are the effects…

A: Classical economists believed in laissez-faire policy which means that there should be no government…

Q: Based on the AD-AS framework, carefully explain how the fiscal stimulus would affect the following…

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Q: The following graph shows aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply (AS) curves for a hypothetical…

A: Full employment is the condition where all people who are available and searching for work can find…

Q: The Keynesian model believes that supply creates its own demand. O True O False

A: The statement is false.

Q: In the diagram, Qf is the full-employment output. If the economy's current aggregate demand curve is…

A: The entire demand for all products and services generated in the economy at any one moment is known…

Q: According to the Keynesian economists, who reject the self-regulating economy, how does the economy…

A: Before the Keynesian economics came into existence, there was a classical believe that economy is…

Q: In a binding situation, changes in government .spending do not shift the AD curve :Select one True…

A: In a binding situation, the aggregate demand (AD) is vertical and the interest rate is always zero.…

Q: Draw an AS-AD model of an economy dealing with an inflationary gap. What is one fiscal policy that…

A: Aggregate demand refers to the total expenditure incurred by all the sectors of an economy during a…

Q: Can demand management policies be used to combat stagflation? Explain your answer.

A: Answer in step 2

Q: When using the Aggregate Expenditures model (or Simple Keynesian Model) Increasing taxes and…

A: The aggregate expenditure model links spending components (consumption, investment, government…

Q: Using the concept in Keynesian economics, which one of the following may not be an effective fiscal…

A: Fiscal policy refers to changes in taxes and government purchases to affect the aggregate demand…

Q: Y =  C +  S even when the economy is not in equilibrium.  True Or False

A: In an economy, saving is the part of income which is not spent on consumption expenditure, and so Y…

Q: Contrast the effectiveness of fiscal policy in the AD-AS and IS-LM models.

A: Introduction Aggregate demand is a macroeconomic phenomenon that depicts an economy's total demand…

Q: From the perspective of someone using aggregate-demand and aggregate supply analysis, what is the…

A: Full employment is the situation where all the resources are fully utilized.

Q: In the new Keynesian view, the larger the proportion of firms in the economy with sticky prices the…

A: Sticky prices or wages means that Price doesn’t change with change in output. It happens when…