14. Suppose that Korea has been in recession and many economists have concerns about the long-term recession. Therefore, the Bank of Korea and the government are preparing stimulus packages for the economy. (1) Using both AA and DD curves, describe the effect of the government’s temporarily expansionary fiscal policy on the change of equilibrium of national output and foreign exchange rate. (2) The Korean government decides to annually spend an extra budget on constructing and maintaining social infrastructure forever. Using both AA and DD curves, describe the impact of the government’s policy on the change of equilibrium of national output and foreign exchange rate.

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