We will make predictions about changing equilibrium in an economy facing various shocks. For each of the following questions, start with an initial supply-demand graph and make changes as needed.
a) Draw aggregate supply and demand curves for the economy. Suppose an economy is hit by an energy price spike. Show how the increase in production costs might affect the supply-demand equilibrium. What are your predictions for price and quantity?
b) Now suppose the Fed decides that the economy needs a boost, so it lowers interest rates (starting from the original equilibrium). What does this do to the supply-demand equilibrium? What are your predictions for price and quantity?
c) What can we say about the change in the equilibrium price and quantity if both of these events happen (ie. the economy is hit by an energy shock and the Fed responds with expansionary policy)?
We will make predictions about changing equilibrium in an economy facing various shocks. For each of...
Q.1. You’re flipping through the newspaper, reading about shocks that have hit the U.S. economy and reading what Congress is planning to do about the shocks. (Remember that “shocks” can be either good or bad.) Is Congress even getting the direction of its response right? And if it is getting the basic direction correct, is it fighting against a long-run aggregate supply shock, where a fiscal response may not be very effective? While these policy choices will each have effects...
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