options for b:
increase, decrease, return to its initial value
options for d:
increase, decrease, return to its initial value
Homework Answers
a) With a wealth shock consumption declines and AD shifts to the left. This decreases the price level and reduces the level of GDP as well. (Both are correctly filled in)
b) With no government action within the time frame, short run aggregate supply curve will shift to the right as wages are reduced and this causes the price level to reduce further while GDP is restored to its original value. (decreases, return to its initial value)
c) When action is taken by the government, it should be a fiscal expansion. This can take the form of tax cuts and increased spending. (Both are correctly filled in)
d) Both are correctly filled in.
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The drop down menu for B is price level (decreases, increases, returns to initial value) and...
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The drop down menu for D is price level (decreases, increases,
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- returns to its initial value
-increases
8. value: 6.00 points Use the AS-AD model below to answer the following questions. In each case, assume the economy starts in long- and short-run equilibrium. The Macroeconomy in long and short-run equilibrium LRAS SRAS Price Level (base = 100) Real GDP (Y) reset Suppose the spread of democracy around the world increases consumer confidence in Canada. a. Drag the appropriate line in...
The drop down menu for B is price level (decreases, increases,
returns to initial value) and output (decreases, increases, returns
to initial value)
The drop down menu for D is price level (decreases, increases,
returns to initial value) and output (decreases, increases, returns
to initial value)
Use the AD/AS model below to answer the following questions. In each case, assume the economy starts In long- and short-run equilibrium. The Macroecono in long- and short-run equilibrium LRAS SRAS 100.0... AD Real...
16. to the wealth effect, an increase in the price level causes ease in real wealth and more purchases b. An incr C. A decrease d. rease in real wealth and fewer purchases se in real wealth and fewer purchases A decrease in r price level increase tends to reduce net exports, thereby reducing the amount of real goods a. The b. The international banner effect C. rvices purchased in the U.S. Economists refer to this phenomenon as international wealth...
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