Consider the macro model: , , , with ; money market . If the interest rate increases by one unit, to maintain equilibrium in the goods market, income level Y has to decrease by
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Consider the macro model: , , , with ; money market . If the interest rate increases by one unit, to maintain equilibrium in the goods market, income level Y has to decrease by
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Consider the macro model: C=α₀+α₁Y, I=β₀+β₁Y-β₂i, G=G̅, with α₁+β₁<1; money market M̅/P=γ₁Y-γ₂i. If the interest rate i increases by one unit, to maintain equilibrium in the goods market, income level Y has to decrease by (A) β₂/(1-(α₁+β₁)) units (B) 1/(1-(α₁+β₁)) units (C) 1/(1-(α₁+β₁)+(γ₁β₂)/γ₂) units (D) 1/(1-(α₁+β₁)+(γ₁/γ₂)α₂) units
Also written as: Consider the macro model: C=alpha_0+alpha_1Y, I=beta_0+beta_1Y-beta_2i, G=G_bar, with alpha_1+beta_1<1; money market M_bar/P=gamma_1Y-gamma_2i. If the interest rate i increases by one unit, to maintain equilibrium in the goods market, income level Y has to decrease by
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