1. Explain the effect of DEFLATION on the equilibrium interest rates using: a) Loanable Funds Theory. b) Keynes' Liquidity Preference Theory.

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Q: Explain the impact of deflation when interest rates are at the zero lower bound

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Q: An economy is currently experiencing inflation that exceeds the target rate set by the central bank.…

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Q: Assume that the money demand function is (M/P)^d= 2200 – 20000i, where i is the interest rate. The…

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Q: Distinguish between real and nominal interest rates and show that how they are determined also…

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Q: 5. A. Using supply and demand graphs for loanable funds, explain the difference (divergence) between…

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Q: a particular economy the real money demand function is Md/P = 300 +0.1Y - 10000i Assume that M =…

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Q: 4. Other things being constant, what will be the effect of each of the following (or real GDP)? (a)…

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Q: 10 - Which of the following depends on the demand for money, which we say just in case and for this…

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Q: that lowering interest rates in the recessionary COVID-19 period is good policy because it will…

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Q: 11. A closed economy has the following parameters and functions that describe its components: •…

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Q: Question 5. Suppose that an economy has the real GDP growth of 1% in a given year, the money supply…

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Q: (1)    Suppose there are more borrowers than lenders in the economy.what is the aggregate effect Of…

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Q: 2. In 2016 Obama's administration presented a new budget plan. It proposed an increase in BCA cap…

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Q: Q) Show the effects of a decrease in current period productivity in the Keynesian model? Why does…

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Q: COVID-19 on the economy can be thought of as a permanent negative productivity shock, i.e., a…

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Q: In the economy, if the Central Bank rediscount rate, in this case, equality in the economy How will…

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Q: As the price level falls, citizen save more money because they feel wealthier. Financial frictions,…

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Q: Which of the following does not occur as a result of the Bank of Canada lowering the overnight loans…

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Q: Suppose real interest rates fall because of eased credit market conditions. How will real GDP,…

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Q: 12. Use the classical model of a closed economy to predict how each of the following shocks should…

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Q: Suppose the incoming Biden administration permanently increases taxes and government purchases by…

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Q: In an economy, the money supply growth rate is 5.0%, the  equilibrium real interest rate is 1.5%,…

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Q: Suppose that the nominal interest rate is zero; that is, R = 0 . (a) What is the equilibrium…

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Q: Can someone please answer both questions asap? In a basic Keynesian macroeconomic model, if…

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Q: 2. Suppose a closed economy in the long run is characterized by the following equations: Y =C+I+G Y…

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Q: d) Suppose that the nominal rate of interest increases to 1.4 per cent in (b) on account of the…

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