The Covid-19 pandemic has forced many countries to partially shutdown their economies to prevent the spread of the virus. In response, many governments including Jamaica have embarked on expansionary fiscal policy. Government Fiscal and Monetary Policy can coordinate to achieve specific economic goals. (a) Use a carefully labeled diagram consisting of an IS curve and the LM curve to illustrate the effect of an expansionary fiscal policy. Assume the Bank of Jamaica want to hold the money supply constant. Please explain your answer. (b) Use a carefully labeled diagram consisting of an IS curve and the LM curve to illustrate the effect of an expansionary fiscal policy. Assume instead, the Bank of Jamaica want to hold interest rate constant. Please explain your answer. (c) Use a carefully labeled diagram consisting of an IS curve and the LM curve to illustrate the effect of an expansionary fiscal policy. Assume the Government wants to hold output constant. Please explain your answer.

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced many countries to partially shutdown their economies to prevent the spread of the virus. In response, many governments including Jamaica have embarked on expansionary fiscal policy. Government Fiscal and Monetary Policy can coordinate to achieve specific economic goals. (a) Use a carefully labeled diagram consisting of an IS curve and the LM curve to illustrate the effect of an expansionary fiscal policy. Assume the Bank of Jamaica want to hold the money supply constant. Please explain your answer. (b) Use a carefully labeled diagram consisting of an IS curve and the LM curve to illustrate the effect of an expansionary fiscal policy. Assume instead, the Bank of Jamaica want to hold interest rate constant. Please explain your answer. (c) Use a carefully labeled diagram consisting of an IS curve and the LM curve to illustrate the effect of an expansionary fiscal policy. Assume the Government wants to hold output constant. Please explain your answer.

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