In which pair of IS - LM equations which one describes
the most effective monetary policy?
a. IS: Y = 200-2000i and LM: 0.25Y = 450 + 4000i.
b. IS: Y = 300-2000i and LM: 0.25Y = 540 + 2000i.
c. IS: 0.25Y = 160 - 2000i and LM: 0.50Y = 200 + 50i.
d. IS: 0.50Y = 312 - 600i and LM: 0.25Y = 110 + 600i.
e. IS: 0.50Y = 320 - 400i and LM: 0.25Y = 107 + 1500i.
the answer is c why?
In which pair of IS - LM equations which one describes
the most effective fiscal policy?
a. IS: Y = 640 - 3200i and LM: Y = 400 + 400i.
b. IS: 0.25Y = 160 - 900i and LM: 0.25Y = 100 + 100i.
c. IS: Y = 175 - 300i and LM: 0.25Y = 155 + 2000i.
d. IS: 0.25Y = 160-500i and LM: Y = 125 + 1000i.
e. IS: Y = 160 - 1500i and LM: 0.50Y = 125 + 500i.
the answer is c why?
In which pair of IS - LM equations which one describes the most effective monetary policy?...
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