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Q: The figure below shows a simple macroeconomic consumption model. The letters N and D indicate…

A: The term "savings function" refers to the standard equation of savings that defines the relationship…

Q: Explain the term random walk in consumption. Under what conditions will consumption follow such a…

A: Random walk in consumption:- Since consumers usually modify regular consumption whenever they get…

Q: what are the underlying possible reasons for a J curve

A: The curve which shows the time path of the trade balance of a country over time in the situation of…

Q: State the relationship between the LAC curve and the LMC in economics!

A: According to the given question LMC curve stand for long run marginal cost curve is that type of the…

Q: Define the neoclassical economic theory. List and explain it's main assumptions

A: Definition The neoclassical economic theory deals with the supply and demand model. It tells…

Q: What are the underlying  possible reasons for a J curve? Explain

A: The curve which shows the time path of the trade balance of a country over time in the situation of…

Q: Identify and briefly explain the neoclassical argument and the key building blocks of neoclassical…

A: The Classical thought of economics is based on the invisible hand concept of AdamSmith. As per the…

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A: Derivation of IS curve : In panel (a) of the diagram, the relationship between planned investment…

Q: explain and illustrate laffer curve

A: Laffer curve is given by economist Arthur Laffer which shows relation between tax rate and tax…

Q: Explain the dynamic effect by taking "Oil Prices and Inflation" as an example?

A: Fluctuations in oil prices impact inflation in a number of ways. A 10% increase in oil price will…

Q: 58. The IC curve approach assumes

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Q: IS/LM Model refers to the general equilibrium not macroeconomic equilibrium.

A: The IS-LM model, which stands for "Investment-Savings" (IS) and "liquidity preference-money supply"…

Q: by the following equations:                         Cd = 1,600 + 0.8(Y – T)…

A: Equilibrium condition:  Y= C+I+G+Xn

Q: Consider a fictional price index, the College Student Price Index (CSPI), based on a typical college…

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Q: Summarize the main implications of the neoclassical consumption model forconsumption and saving.

A: The neoclassical model of consumption is based on the assumption that consumers derive their utility…

Q: Briefly describe short run Philips curve?

A: Unemployment is a term that refers to people who are qualified for a job and continuously pursuing a…

Q: hen elasticity of production is

A: The production function describes a boundary which depicts the limit of output which is obtainable…

Q: Explain the meaning of J curve effect and how it works

A: J curve effect is an important concept in international economics. It states that when the economy…

Q: Consider a fictional price index, the College Student Price Index (CSPI), based on a typical college…

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Q: What is the reason AD is downward sloping ? what causes AD to shift? Define OKun's law

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Q: Why is the philip's curve not applicable in today's economy

A: Meaning of Philip’s Curve: The term Philip’s curve refers to the situation under which this curve…

Q: Why would neoclassical economists think that the government doesn't need to take many steps to…

A: People that are able to work but are unable to do so are considered to be unemployed. People who are…

Q: If ti (Cnd)< B(1+ R )u' (C pane), then according to the neoclassical consumption model, what should…

A: The only unique thing about neo-classical model is that it takes into consideration only specific…

Q: Use the neoclassical theory to predict the impact on i) the real wage and ii) the real rental price…

A: The neoclassical theory uses the factor supply and demand forces to determine the equilibrium output…

Q: If the price level increases, what happens to the consumption function? Why?

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Q: College Student Price Index (CSPI), based on a typical college student’s annual purchases. Suppose…

A: CPI is measured using fixed basket of goods.

Q: came into prominence in 1916 througl the writings of A. J.M.Keynes B. L.E.Von Miser C. Gustav Cassel…

A: According to the given question The purchasing power parity theory is considered as an theory in…

Q: What is the laffer curve?

A: Laffer Curve is an economic theory developed by economist Arthur Laffer. It shows the relationship…

Q: If u'(Caty) < B(1+ R)u' (c panwe ), then according to the neoclassical consumption model, what…

A: Neoclassical economics is a bunch of answers for economics zeroing in on the assurance of products,…

Q: What are three insights you gained from studying the microfoundations of theIS curve?

A: IS curve or the investment savings curve is  a curve which shows all levels of interest rate and…

Q: Name and discuss the factors that shift the IS Curve. Give two examples, with the help of a diagram,…

A: The curve that depicts numerous combinations of the level of output and interest rate such that…

Q: What is Say’s law?

A: Say’s law state that ‘supply is the source of demand’. It says that when a person produces goods or…

Q: What other factors besides interest rates will cause the investment demand curve to shift?

A: Investment demand has an inverse relationship with the interest rate. There are other factors also…

Q: Derive and use the equilibrium in the goods market (Keynesian cross) to explain how a drop in…

A: In the Keynesian cross we have, C=a+cY, where c is the marginal propensity to consume. equilibrium…

Q: How to transform AR model into the ADF model?

A: In econometrics, a statistical model is said to be Autoregressive if it predicts the future values…

Q: Suppose Congress enacts a tax reform law, and the average federal tax rate drops from 30 per- cent…

A: Laffer Curve: This is the curve that exhibits the relationship between the tax rate imposed by the…

Q: The following graph shows a decrease in aggregate demand (AD) in a hypothetical country.…

A: Meaning of Aggregate Demand (AD): Aggregate demand can be defined as maximum expected sales proceeds…

Q: Briefly explain the purpose of an AS curve and describe the characteristics of a typical AS curve.

A: The Aggregate Supply curve shows the total amount of output produced (real GDP) by firms and sells…