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Chapter 36, Problem 1QCMC
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Time taken for the monetary policy to influence aggregate demand.
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a.What happens to the aggregate demand?
b.What happens to the level of output?
c.What happens to the price level?
d.State your conclusion on the effect of the monetary policy made by the BSP.
For each of the following, please explain each step and show it in the graph!
c) Assume an economy is at full employment, but then supply falls in the short run. What will happen in the long run if the policymakers do nothing and what will happen in the long run if the policy makers influence aggregate demand with monetary policy to drive back to the natural output?
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Principles of Economics, 7th Edition (MindTap Course List)
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