Show the effect of the expansionary fiscal policy according to the new classical view by shifting the appropriate curve or curves (aggregate demand AD; aggregate supply, AS) on the following graph of the goods and services market. If you decide that the policy produced no effect, leave the grap unchanged. AS AD AS AD QUANTITY OF OUTPUT Fill in the first column of the table to summarize the short-run effects of an expansionary fiscal policy according to the new classical view. Then fill i the second column to summarize the short-run effects of an expansionary fiscal policy according to the Keynesian view. (Note: Assume that there no crowding-out or crowding-in effects.) New Classical View Keynesian View Price Level Interest Rate Real GDP Equilibrium Quantity of Loanable Funds PRICE LEVEL

Show the effect of the expansionary fiscal policy according to the new classical view by shifting the appropriate curve or curves (aggregate demand AD; aggregate supply, AS) on the following graph of the goods and services market. If you decide that the policy produced no effect, leave the grap unchanged. AS AD AS AD QUANTITY OF OUTPUT Fill in the first column of the table to summarize the short-run effects of an expansionary fiscal policy according to the new classical view. Then fill i the second column to summarize the short-run effects of an expansionary fiscal policy according to the Keynesian view. (Note: Assume that there no crowding-out or crowding-in effects.) New Classical View Keynesian View Price Level Interest Rate Real GDP Equilibrium Quantity of Loanable Funds PRICE LEVEL

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