Question 4. Using your knowledge of IS-LM, solve the following: 8
12
1+r 1+r
(a) If the consumption function is given by C = 100 + 0.6(Y − T ), planned investment is given by 1000 − 100r, G is equal to 100, and T is equal to 100. Solve for the IS equation (hint:Y as a function of r). The economy is a closed economy.
(b) If the money supply is equal to 2000 and real money demand, (M/P)d is given by Y −150r, solve for the LM curve (hint: again, Y as a function of r). Also assume that P = 1.
(c) Using the IS and LM equations, solve for equilibrium income (Y ) and interest rate (r) in this economy.
a) IS equation is given as
Y = C + I + G
Y = 100 + 0.6(Y -T) + 1000 - 100r + 100
Y = 1200 + 0.6(Y - 100) - 100r
Y = 1200 + 0.6Y - 60 - 100r
Y = 1140 + 0.6Y - 100r
Y - 0.6Y = 1140 - 100r
0.4Y = 1140 - 100r
Y = 2850 - 250r
b) LM equation is given as
(M/P)d = M/P
Y - 150r = 2000/1
Y = 2000 + 150r
c) In equilibrium YIS = YLM
2850 - 250r = 2000 + 150r
2850 - 2000 = 150r + 250r
850 = 400r
r = 850/400
r = 2.125
Y = 2000 + 150r
Y = 2000 + 150(2.125)
Y = 2000 + 318.75
Y = 2318.75
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