a)
To describe: The general equilibrium levels of the real wage, employment and output is to be calculated.
a)

Answer to Problem 4NP
The real wage =
The employment = N = 100
Output =
Explanation of Solution
The following equation will represent the production of economy −
Where,
A = productivity
And the labor equation for the marginal production −
When A = 2, then the labor supply curve will be given as −
Where,
NS = supply of labor
w = real wage
The tax on the wage income is given as −
t = 0.5
The equations to calculate the desired consumption and desired investment can be given as −
If the government is purchasing, G = 50 then taxes are
And the expected rate of inflation can be given as −
Now, nominal money supply = 9150
The following equation is used to calculate the labor demand, ND −
Now, put the above equation in labor supply equation. Then,
Given that −
A = 2 and t = 0.5
Then,
Or,
Or,
Now, solve the equation for the value N −
The equilibrium value of employment = N = 100
Now, put the above value in labor demand or labor supply equation. Then, the equation is −
Or,
Or,
Now, put N=100 in production function to calculate equilibrium output −
Introduction: The real interest rate can be defined as the interest of an investor, saver or lender which is received after the inflation. The price level can be defined as the average of current prices which are present in entire spectrum of goods and services.
b)
To describe: The general equilibrium values of the real interest rate, consumption and investment is to be described.
b)

Answer to Problem 4NP
The real interest rate = r = 0.05
The consumption = C = 844
The investment = I = 246
Explanation of Solution
The equation for the goods market which clear real interest market rate by using the desired saving equation −
Put the above equation in desired consumption by using government purchases, G and taxes, T −
Or,
Simplify the above equation −
To calculate the value of r, then
Then,
Or,
To calculate the full employment output (Y), put G=50 in Equ −
Now, the real interest rate = r = 0.05
Now, put the calculated values in desired consumption equation −
Equilibrium value of consumption = 844
To calculate the value
The equilibrium value of investment = 246
Introduction: The real interest rate can be defined as the interest of an investor, saver or lender which is received after the inflation. The price level can be defined as the average of current prices which are present in entire spectrum of goods and services.
c)
To describe: The general equilibrium value of the price levels is to be calculated.
c)

Answer to Problem 4NP
The equilibrium value of the price level = P =20
Explanation of Solution
Equate the money
Also given that −
The above equation can also be represented as −
Continue to solve for r −
Put the following values in above Equ −
Y = 950
r = 0.05
Or,
Equilibrium value of price level = P =20
Introduction: The real interest rate can be defined as the interest of an investor, saver or lender which is received after the inflation. The price level can be defined as the average of current prices which are present in entire spectrum of goods and services.
d)
To describe: The general equilibrium values of the real wage, employment, output, the real interest rate, consumption, investment and price level are to be described.
d)

Answer to Problem 4NP
The real interest rate = 0.10
Consumption = C = 834
Investment = I= 233.5
Price level = P = 20.56
The values of real wage, employment and output will not change.
Explanation of Solution
Now, the government purchase, G = 72.5
The IS and LM equation will be used to calculate the real wage, employment, output, real interest rate and price level −
Given that −
G = 72.5
Y = 950
Now calculate value of r −
Put the given values in above Equ −
Equilibrium value of real interest rate = 0.10
Now, put the full employment output and real-interest in desired consumption equation −
Or,
Put the given values in above Equ −
The equilibrium value of consumption = C = 834
Put the real interest value in desired investment equation −
The equilibrium value of investment = 233.5
To solve for P, put the given values in LM equation −
Given that −
Y = 950
r = 0.10
Put the given values in above Equ −
Continue to solve for P −
The equilibrium value of price level = 20.56
The equilibrium value of real wage, employment and output will not be affected by the increased government purchase.
Introduction:
The real interest rate can be defined as the interest of an investor, saver or lender which is received after the inflation. The price level can be defined as the average of current prices which are present in entire spectrum of goods and services.
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