After Ragnarok, output of Asgard is decreased since every god that rules the realm is dead. After his reincarnation Odin implemented expandatory fiscal policy by increasing government expenditures. Since Asgard cannot handle high interest rates and desperate for output increase, what kind of monetary policy should Vanir (gods responsible of wealth, central bank authorities of Asgard) implement? Explain and show the shifts on an IS-LM graph. (You can use the shapes option to create graphs in word.)

After Ragnarok, output of Asgard is decreased since every god that rules the realm is dead. After his reincarnation Odin implemented expandatory fiscal policy by increasing government expenditures. Since Asgard cannot handle high interest rates and desperate for output increase, what kind of monetary policy should Vanir (gods responsible of wealth, central bank authorities of Asgard) implement? Explain and show the shifts on an IS-LM graph. (You can use the shapes option to create graphs in word.)

Economics: Private and Public Choice (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter14: Modern Macroeconomics And Monetary Policy

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