nction to answer the following questions. ribe its short-run effect on consumption/output per worker, land per worker and popu- 1. Here, the short-run effect implies what will happen right after the pandemic hits. ribe its long-run effect on consumption/output per worker, land per worker and popu- 1. Here, the long-run effect implies what will be a new steady-state after the pandemic ppears. a transition dynamics over time from the old steady-state to the new steady-state in

nction to answer the following questions. ribe its short-run effect on consumption/output per worker, land per worker and popu- 1. Here, the short-run effect implies what will happen right after the pandemic hits. ribe its long-run effect on consumption/output per worker, land per worker and popu- 1. Here, the long-run effect implies what will be a new steady-state after the pandemic ppears. a transition dynamics over time from the old steady-state to the new steady-state in

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Author:Roger A. Arnold

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Chapter15: Monetary Policy

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