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Macroeconomics

  1. (i)                  Explain the economic intuition behind the upward sloping wage-setting curve in the real wage and employment space?

    (ii)                Assume that the economy initially at the WS-PS equilibrium. What happens when there is a sudden upswing in the aggregate demand in the economy?

    (iii)               Use the WS-PS model to graphically derive a set of Phillips curves and explain the economic intuition behind the diagram. Provide an explanation of how a situation of deflation could occur. What are you assuming about the real interest rate in the deflationary scenario?


  2. (i)                  Assuming ? = ? = 1 in the Loss function and the Phillips curve, derive the MR curve graphically and explain the economic intuition behind the process.

    (ii)                Using the 3-equation model, provide a detailed period by period analysis of the adjustment process for the case where the economy is hit by a permanent positive aggregate demand shock.


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