Assuming a =ß = 1 in the Loss function and the Phillips curve, derive the MR curve graphically and explain the economic intuition behind the process.
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- Q1 had been answered, Q2 is a continuing question. One of the image is the answer of Q1. Q2: Continuing from Question 1: What will be theshape of the Phillips Curve because of the policythat you selected in Step 2 (of Question 1)? Why?Please explain in detail.•You should answer each step in the following the answer 2 table.Q2: Continuing from Question 1: What will be theshape of the Phillips Curve because of the policythat you selected in Step 2 (of Question 1)? Why?Please explain in detail.•You should answer each step in the following the answer 2 table.Describe the Phillips curve (O.G., not modified/expectations) and draw a graph of the relationship. How good was this model with 1960’s data vs with data from 1970-2000’s? Describe the Lucas critique.
- Consider the expectations augmented Phillips curve model. Suppose that we are starting from long - runequilibrium with a central bank which cares a lot about unemployment and relatively little about inflation.a) Draw and carefully label the graph of this situation. b) Explain where the Phillips curve comes from inthis model. c) Explain why the equilibrium you specify is the only Nash equilibrium. d) Now suppose that anew central bank governor is appointed who cares a lot about inflation and relatively little aboutunemployment. Redraw your graph twice, once showing what happens if private agents know the newgovernor's preferences and again showing what happens if private agents mistakenly believe that thenew governor has the same preferences as the old governor. Explain clearly why the outcome is differentin the two cases.Suppose that the Phillips curve is given byπ t = π te − α ( u t − u n ) ,where the estimated value of the natural rate of unemployment, un = 4.5% and α = 0.4. The expectations are myopic (i.e. fully backward), thus πte = πt−1.a) What is the sacrifice ratio in this economy? Explain in words.Suppose that at time t = 0 unemployment is initially equal to the natural rate (i.e. u0 = 4.5%) and π0 = 7.5%. The central bank decides that 7.5% inflation is too high and that starting in year 1 it will decrease inflation to 3.5%.The Philips curve in an economy is given by a = Επ- 0.5 (u - 6). Assume that the economy starts out at its natural unemployment rate and expected inflation Ex = 5.25%. If output decreases by 2%, using Okun's Law and the Phillips curve relation, what is actual inflation π ?
- Now let's consider this same scenario in terms of the accelerationist Phillips curve. The labor force is N=64. Find the rates of unemployment before and after as (N-L)/N and map them into our surprise inflation indexes, EP/P. Label the natural rate of unemployment, show the cyclical rate of unemployment.Suppose that the public expects that inflation will be high and that episodes of high unemployment are politically difficult for policymakers. Is it possible for the economy to be at a bad equilibrium as a result of people’s expectations of inflation (i.e. expectations trap)? Explain in terms of a Phillips Curve diagram.What kind of changesin the economy might infuence the slope of the Phillips curve?
- Assume that α = β = 1, derive the MR curve graphically using the tangencies between the loss circles and the Phillips curves. With reference to the diagrams, explain the effect of the following (in each case, assume all other parameters are held constant):(a) An increase in the slope of the Phillips curve, α.Assume that the cconomy of Country X his an actual unemployment rate of 7%, a natural rate of unemployment of 5%, and an inflation rate of 3%. Using the numerical values given above, draw a correctly labeled graph of the short-run and long-run Phillips curves. Label the current short-run equilibrium as point B. Plot the numerical values above onthe graph. Assume that the government of Country X takes no policy action to reduce unemployment. In the long run, will each of the following shill to the right, shift to the left, or remain the same? (i) Short-run aggregate supply curve. Explain. (ii) Long-run Phillips curve Identify a fiscal policy action that could be used to reduce the unemployment rate in the short run. Draw a correctly labeled graph of aggregate demand and short-run aggregate supply, and show the impact on the equilibrium price level and real gross domestic product (GDP) of the fiscal policy action identifiedIn what period did the Samuelson-Solow U.S. short-run Phillips curve you've just explored most closely match the data? A. 1930s B. 2000s C. 1960s D. 1940s Screenshot attached thanks!
