Md= $Y(0.25 - i), where $Y = $100 and Ms = $20
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Question 82 1 Suppose C 170 + 0.60YD, I 100- 4i, Md 0.75Y-6i, MS 735, P 1, T = 200, G = 350. The equilibrium level of output (Y), the interest rate (i), investment (I) and consumption (C) are, respectively: Y=1200; i - 15;1- 20; C 710. Y=1100; i = 5; I = 40; C = 700. Y-1100; i- 15;I-40; C 710. Y-1200; i = 15; I = 40; C = 710. OY-1000; i- 10;1-40; C =600.
Intermediate Macroeconomics Given: C= 100+0.9(Y-T) I= 300-200r G= 200 T=200 Ms= 100 Md= 40+0.1Y=10r (The original one has Y=771.428 and r=1.71428) Suppose taxes decreased by 20% and the money supply decreased by 20%. What is the effect on equilibrium income and interest rate. Explain by drawing graph and compare with the original graph.
4) The demand for money is given by Md $YL(i), where L(i)- (3/10-i), $Y 120 and the supply of money Ms is a quarter of $Y a. What is the equilibrium interest rate? b. If the central bank wants to decrease i by 2 % , at what level should it set the supply of money? c. If the people hold 25% in cash and the rest of the money in demand deposits with the banks holding 20% in reserve...
Question 69 1 pts Suppose C - 170 +0.60YD, I = 100 - 4i, Md = 0.75Y - 6i, MS - 735, P-1, T - 200, G = 350. The equation for equilibrium in the financial markets: Y = 1250 - 101. Y = 1250 + Bi. Y = 980 + Bi. Y = 1250 + 101. OY-980 - 8i.
Question 75 1 pts Suppose C = 170 +0.60YD, I = 100 - 4i, Md = 0.75Y - 61, MS = 735, P-1, T = 200, G - 350. The equation for equilibrium in the goods market is: Y = 980 +81. Y-1250 + 101 Y = 1250 - 101. OY - 1250 +8i. Y=980-81.
Labor Market and Production: Wage=100-N Wage=25+2N Y=A*K.5N.5 Goods Market: C=50+2/3(Y-T)-200r I=100-200r G=70 T=50 Asset Market: MS=245/P MD=1/2(Y)-100r a. Suppose that the current capital-labor ratio is 1 (the amount of capital exactly equals the number of workers) and that the total factor productivity (technology) equals 20. What are the equilibrium wage, employment level, and the full employment level of output? Draw this all graphically and make sure to label the graph
Y = Yf= 100 D = 10 +10E ∙ P*/P + 0.4(Y‒T) +I+G I = 15 G = 30 T = 25 P* = 1.0 Md/P = 0.01Y/R MS = 40 R* = 0.02 Calculate the long-run equilibrium price level (P) and the long-run equilibrium exchange rate (E) for this economy.
Use the following information to answer questions 3 - 10 Y- C+IG+X-IM where: C= 200 + 0.75 DI I = 100 G 100 X = 100 IM 200 Also assume that T Tr-0 full-employment real GDP (YF) $2000 Question 6 (10 points) The "oversimplified" expenditure multiplier equals: 0.25 0.75 4 5 10 Question 7 (10 points) What type of output gap exists, and how much is the gap equal to? recessionary gap equal to $200 inflationary gap equal to $200...
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6. An open economy is described by the following equations C = 1000 + 0.6(Y-T) I 20, 000 200r G 5000 T = 5000 MD MS = 60.000 CA = NX = 2000-0.1Y-1000e KA = 5500+ 2(r-r") r"--10 (a) Derive the IS curve (Y as a function of r and e), LM curve (Y as a function of r) and the BP curve (r as a function of Y, e, and the capital mobility parameter z)...
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The solid rectangular beam shown has a cross-sectional area 100X50 mm. Ifitis subjected to the loading shown, determine the maximum stress in segment BC. .y 100 mm 500 mm 50 mm 800 mm