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The Philips curve is the relationship between inflation and unemployment. It emerges because of changes in the business cycle from the changes in the growth of aggregate demand. In the first part of the diagram shows the recessionary gap. That is the equilibrium output is below the potential GDP. The outward shift in the aggregate supply curve brought by the recession pushes the equilibrium output to move. That means the recessionary gap is shrinking. In part b of the diagram, neither point shows the inflationary nor recessionary gap. So the connection point d, e, r is not a menu policy choices. Also, in the short run, ride up the Philips curve towards the lower level of unemployment by stimulating aggregate demand. If we restrict the growth of demand, it is a chance to ride down the Philips curve towards the lower level of inflation. So we have the trade-off between inflation and unemployment in the short run.
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The Figure illustrates the expectations theory of the Phillips curve Short Run Statistical Trade-Off Versus Long Run No-...
The Figure illustrates the expectations theory of the Phillips
curve
Short Run Statistical Trade-Off Versus Long Run
No-Tradeoff;.
This theory states that
a. increasing the inflation rate causes a lower unemployment
rate in the long run; 4 b. Phillips curves shift when the real GDP
growth increases; c. short-run Phillips curves slope downwards
& the long-run Phillips curve is vertical; d. all of the
above.
. The US civilian labor force participation rate
US Labor Force Participation Rate (Blue); Real...
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6. Which set of changes is definitely predicted to lower Real GDP in the short run?...
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Answers for 16 and 17 and18
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LAS Real GDP LAS Price level Real GDP 39. Refer to the figure above to answer this question. According to neoclassicists, which of the following is true? A) The horizontal axes of both graphs A and B show nominal GDP. It is not possible for an economy to be at Y2 in graph B. C) The shift from AD3 to AD4 is caused by an increase in the price level Graph A illustrates that changes in aggregate demand have no...
What would cause the BOTH the price level to decrease and real GDP to decrease? O a shift to the left of the AD curve a shift to the right of the SRAS curve a shift to the left of the SRAS curve a shift to the right of the AD curve Question 6 (2 points) When there is an increase in aggregate demand along a stationary upward sloping short run in the short run. and aggregate supply curve, the...
The Figure illustrates the expectations theory of the Phillips
curve
Short Run Statistical Trade-Off Versus Long Run
No-Tradeoff;.
This theory states that
a. increasing the inflation rate causes a lower unemployment
rate in the long run; 4 b. Phillips curves shift when the real GDP
growth increases; c. short-run Phillips curves slope downwards
& the long-run Phillips curve is vertical; d. all of the
above.
. The US civilian labor force participation rate
US Labor Force Participation Rate (Blue); Real...
Figure: Monetary Policy 2 LRAS SRAS C Price level a AD b yf Real GDP Goods and services market Refer to Figure: Monetary Policy 2. If an economy operates in the short run at point a, then if the government were to raise the required reserve ratio, then we should expect a/an decrease in SRAS, which moves the economy toward point. Уf Real GDP Goods and services market Refer to Figure: Monetary Policy 2. If an economy operates in the...
Use the following to answer questions 6-7: Figure: Determining Fiscal Policy LRAS SRAS AD Aggregate Price Level (P) Aggregate Output (Q) 6. (Figure: Determining Fiscal Policy) Expansionary fiscal policies could: A) move the economy to full employment. B) move the economy away from full employment. C) lead to a lower price level. D) lead to a lower price level and lower unemployment. 7. (Figure: Determining Fiscal Policy) The best discretionary fiscal policy option is: A) expansionary fiscal policy that leads...
Figure 10-3 Potential Potential GDP GDP Real Expenditure Price Level C+I+X-IM) 7 5,500 6,500 Real GDP (billions of dollars per year) (a) 5,500 6,500 Real GDP (billions of dollars per year) (6) In Figure 10-3, both graphs (a) and (b) indicate that the economy is experiencing an) a. recessionary gap of RE. O b. inflationary gap of RG. O crecessionary gap of RG. d. inflationary gap of RE.
6. Which set of changes is definitely predicted to lower Real GDP in the short run? a. The money supply falls and labor productivity rises. b. The U.S. dollar appreciates and wage rates fall. c. The U.S. dollar depreciates and the government passes a law making it easier for entrepreneurs to make a profit. d. Foreign real national income falls and the economy experiences an adverse supply shock. 7. Which set of changes will definitely shift the aggregate demand (AD)...
Answers for 16 and 17 and18
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