EBK MACROECONOMICS
EBK MACROECONOMICS
10th Edition
ISBN: 9780134896571
Author: CROUSHORE
Publisher: VST
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Chapter 11, Problem 3NP

a.

To determine

To describe: The equation of IS curve, as per Keynesian closed economy theory.

a.

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Answer to Problem 3NP

The equation for IS curve will be Y=1500-1666.67r .

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

    ConsumptionC=388+0.4(Y-T)-600r
    InvestmentI=352-400r
    Government purchasesG=280
    TaxesT=300
    Full employment output Y¯ =1400
    Money supplyM=12,600
    Real money demandL=1,750+0.75Y-8,750(r+πe)
    Expected inflationπe=0.02

The IS curve equation in the following manner:

  Y=Cd+Id+G

Substitute values from above,

  C=388+0.4(Y-T)-600rI=352-400rG=280T=300

Then,

  Y=388+0.4(Y-300)-600r+352-400r+280Y=388+0.4Y-120-600r+352-400r+280Y-0.4Y=388-120+352-1000r+2800.6Y=900-1000r

Or, Y=1500-1666.67r

Equivalently, r=0.9-0.0006Y

b.

To determine

To describe: The equation of LM curve in the short run, while the price level remains fixed at Psr=7 .

b.

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Answer to Problem 3NP

The equation for LM curve will be Y=300-11,666.67r .

Explanation of Solution

  MP=L126007=1750+0.75Y-8750(r+0.02)1800=1750+0.75Y-8750r-175225=0.75Y-8750r0.75Y=225+8750r

Or, Y=300+11666.67r

Equivalently, r=-0.0257143+0.0000857143Y

Or, r= -9350+335000Y

c.

To determine

To describe: The new output levels, real interest rate, consumption and investment.

c.

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Answer to Problem 3NP

The new output level is 1,350 , real interest rate is 9% , consumption is 754 and investment is 316 .

Explanation of Solution

The equilibrium of short run is achieved at a point where the curves IS and LM intersect each other.

Now, we shall equate both the equations,

  Y=1500-1666.67rY=300+11666.67r

On solving these two equations, we get,

  r=0.09 and placing value of r in equation I=352-400r

We get,

  I=316

Then, we get

  Y=1350C=754

d.

To determine

To describe: The new output levels, real interest rate, consumption, investment and price level for long run.

d.

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Answer to Problem 3NP

The new output level is 1400 , real interest rate is 6% , consumption is 792 and investment is 328 and price level for long run is 6 .

Explanation of Solution

The real interest rate can be calculated as follows:

  Y=1500-1666.67r1400=1500-1666.67r

We get,

  r=0.06

As the price is variable in the long run, the new LM curve can be derived as follows:

  MP=L12600P=1750+0.75Y-8750(r+πc)12600P=1750+0.75Y-8750(r+0.02)12600P=1750+0.75Y-8750r-1750.75Y=12600P-1575+8750r

The results will be as follows:

Substitute value of r=0.06 , in equation I=352-400r

We get,

  I=328

Substitute, given values: Y¯=1400 and T=300 in equation 388+0.4(Y-T)-600r

We get, C=792 and then P=6

e.

To determine

To describe: The velocity value in the equilibrium of long run.

e.

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Answer to Problem 3NP

The velocity value in the equilibrium of long run is 0.66 .

Explanation of Solution

According to the quantity theory of money;

  M×V=P×Q

Now, substitute the value of M=12,600 and P=6 in the above equation.

We get,

  12,600×V=6×1,400V=0.66

f.

To determine

To describe:

If G=350 and investment (I)=320 , price level (P) = 6 and inflation rate (π)=0.02 , the level of taxes (T) and money supply (M), to achieve this long run equilibrium.

f.

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Answer to Problem 3NP

The level of taxes (T) is 425 and money supply (M) is 11,550 , will achieve this long run equilibrium

Explanation of Solution

When I = 320 , the real interest rate, r will be:

  320=352400r400r=32r=0.08

With the proposed conditions, the long run IS curve equation will turn out as follows:

  Y=Cd+Id+G1400=388+0.4(1400-T)-600r+320+3501400=388+560-.04T-600X0.08+320+3500.4T=388+560-48+320+350-14000.4T=170T=425

Now,

  0.75Y=M6-1575+8750(0.08)

Substitute Y=1400 we get,

  1925=M6M=11,550

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