Explain how a permanent decrease in productivity would effect the capital market. Explain how the mentioned shock alters user cost, MPK,K,I,S,r. Explain answers graphically.
According to Keynes, volume of investment depends upon (i) marginal efficiency of capital (MEC is the rate of return from marginal unit of capital) or rate of return and (ii) rate of interest. Firms undertake investment as long as return form investment is greater than cost. There are following two types of investment:
If there is a permanent decrease in productivity, it will decrease Marginal efficiency of the investment. With decrease in efficiency of investment, investment decreases. With decrease in investment, AD decreases. With decrease in AD, level fo output and employment both decrease.
It can be shown with the help of following diagram.
Original Economy was in equilibrium at point A where MEC = Rate of interest. With decrease in productivity, MEC decreased to MEC0. With this shift new equilibrium gets established at point E1. at a lower level of investment in panel A.
With decrease in investment, AD shifts from AD to AD0. With decrease in AD New equilibrium gets established at point E1 at a lower level of output and lower level of employment from point E to E1.
Explain how a permanent decrease in productivity would effect the capital market. Explain how the mentioned...
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