The consumer confidence is weaker following the pandemic in the market.
With the aid of IS-LM curves, evaluate the impact on the output and interest rate following the weaker consumer confidence and the monetary policy that central bank should implement to address the issue.
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The consumer confidence is weaker following the pandemic in the market. With the aid of IS-LM curves, evaluate the impact on the output and interest rate following the weaker consumer confidence and the monetary policy that central bank should implement t
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