Exam 7: Keynesian System III: Policy Effects in the Is-Lm Model
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If the government raised taxes and reduced government spending in order to reduce the budget deficit,monetary policy could accommodate this policy by
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If the central bank increases the money supply at the same time as government spending increases,then:
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If interest rates fall without any corresponding change in income,then it is possible according to the IS-LM model that
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If the government wanted to reduce interest rates without changing output,it should
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The slope of the LM curve has been shown to depend most crucially on the interest elasticity of
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Within the IS-LM curve model,an increase in government spending financed by printing money will always
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Within the IS-LM curve model,a decline in expectations would
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If income falls without any change in interest rates,then according to the IS-LM model it may be true that:
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In the IS-LM model,an increase in government spending in the goods market has an impact on the money market because
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In the case where the LM schedule is relatively steep and the IS schedule is relatively flat,the most effective policy would be a change in
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The effect on the level of income of a given increase in the money stock is
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Analyze the effects of an increase in expected future profitability in the Keynesian model,making sure to discuss what happens to interest rates and output.Provide graphs to illustrate.
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Comparing the simple Keynesian model with the IS-LM model,in the IS-LM model
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A simultaneous reduction in both taxes and the money stock will always
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Those economists who believe that monetary policy is more powerful than fiscal policy argue that the
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