2. The following table has aggregate demand and aggregate supply for a hypothetical economy. The MPC...
2. The following table has aggregate demand and aggregate supply for a hypothetical economy. The MPC is 0.8.
|
Amount of real domestic output demanded (billions) |
Price level (price index) |
Amount of real domestic output supplied (in billions) |
|
$300 |
$300 |
$700 |
|
400 |
250 |
600 |
|
500 |
200 |
500 |
|
600 |
150 |
400 |
|
700 |
100 |
300 |
- In the short run, what are the economic equilibrium price level and the equilibrium real output?
- If the GDP of this country is at a natural rate of unemployment of $400 billion. Will it be in a recessionary gap or in an inflationary gap?
- This government should ____ spending by ____ billion if it decides to change its purchases to eliminate the above gap.
- Which curve will change by the government?
- Would the fiscal policy be expansionary or contractionary?
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