With the help of an IS-LM diagram, explain the effects of an expected future tax increase on current output, the current interest rate, current aggregate spending.(It’s be better to explain with diagram, thank you!) Consider an IS-LM model where aggregate private spending depends on currentvariables as well as their expected values in the future period. Assume thatexpected current inflation and future inflation are equal to zero.

A macroeconomic model called the IS-LM connects an economy's short-term production level to interest…

With the help of an IS-LM diagram, explain the effects of an expected future tax increase on current output, the current interest rate, current aggregate spending. (It’s be better to explain with diagram, thank you!)

With the help of an IS-LM diagram, explain the effects of an expected future tax increase on current output, the current interest rate, current aggregate spending. (It’s be better to explain with diagram, thank you!)

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Chapter9: The Keynesian Model In Action

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