Using graphical illustration of AS-AD framework, show the effects of following events on real output and price level in the economy. ( D) The government raises taxes by $100 billion. (E) Government announces an interest rate cut to encourage business investment.
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Using graphical illustration of AS-AD framework, show the effects of following events on real output and price level in the economy.
( D) The government raises taxes by $100 billion.
(E) Government announces an interest rate cut to encourage business investment.
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- Using graphical illustration of AS-AD framework, show the effects of following events on real output and price level in the economy. (A) A wave of immigration increases the labor force. (B) An earthquake destroys some of the capital stock. (C) A technological advance improves the production. (D) The government raises taxes by $100 billion. (E) Government announces an interest rate cut to encourage business investmen[c] In Alpha country, an economist obtains the following data: Year Output (USD million) Price Level Technological Progress 1990 10 100 Beginner 2000 20 120 Intermediate 2010 30 140 Advanced Evaluate the economy's long-run trends in Alpha country! Your response must use AD- AS analysis!A vertical long-run aggregate supply curve shows that:(a) wages and prices are sticky.(b) changes in technology do not affect the productive capacity of the economy.(c) the availability of resources does not affect the productive capacity of the economy.(d) changes in the price level do not affect the full employment productive capacity of the economy
- COVID-19 all around the world has restricted the economic activity. To stop the spread of the virus Pakistan like many other countries adopted the policy of smart lockdown. Shutting down of the industry has created adverse supply shock in the economy. While, the slowdown in business and economic activities the country is in the recessionary phase of the business cycle as the GDP growth for the FY 2020-21 is expected to be -0.2 accompanied by high unemployment and poverty rate. a. Reflecting on the above situation justify whether the State Bank of Pakistan should opt for easy or tight monetary policy as a stabilization policy. Also illustrate it graphically. b. Reflecting on the above situation justify whether the Government of Pakistan should opt for expansionary or contractionary fiscal policy as a stabilization policy. Also illustrate it graphically.Topic: macroeconomics, AD-AS Model What Is the Effect on AD? Determine the effect on the short-run aggregate demand (AD) curve for each of the following scenarios and Please Graphically illustrate answer for each # 1-5. 1. A decrease in consumer wealth is due to a plunge in stock prices. 2. Households and businesses have more optimistic expectations regarding future economic performance 3. There are higher levels of investment spending by businesses. 4. The government cuts taxes for households and businesses. 5. The Fed decreases the money supply.According to the Congressional Budget Office's projections, real GDP in 2007 was marginally higher than real potential GDP. If potential GDP is correctly assessed, then during that period : (A) the economy was on its long run aggregate supply curve. (B) the economy was to the left of its long run aggregate supply curve. (C) the economy was slightly to the right of its long run aggregate supply curve.
- Practice Your Knowledge of Business Cycles. Explain each of your choices. (A) For two straight quarters, business inventories increase at a sharp rate. This most likely indicates * an expanding economy * a recovering economy the beginning of * a recession an increase in inflation * a record unemployment rate (B) At which point in the business cycle is there the largest inflationary gap? * The peak *The trough * During expansion During contraction * At full employment (C) If the consumer price index begins to increase dramatically, which of the following is likely true? * The output gap is positive and near the peak. * The output gap is positive and near the trough. * There is no output gap and the economy is growing. * The output gap is negative and near the peak. The output gap is negative and near the trough.COVID-19 all around the world has restricted the economic activity. To stop the spread of the virus Pakistan like many other countries adopted the policy of smart lockdown. Shutting down of the industry has created adverse supply shock in the economy. While, the slowdown in business and economic activities the country is in the recessionary phase of the business cycle as the GDP growth for the FY 2020-21 is expected to be -0.2 accompanied by high unemployment and poverty rate.QUESTIONReflecting on the above situation, justify whether the Government of country A should opt for expansionary or contractionary fiscal policy as a stabilization policy. Also illustrate it graphically. (150words)COVID-19 all around the world has restricted the economic activity. To stop the spread of the virus Pakistan like many other countries adopted the policy of smart lockdown. Shutting down of the industry has created adverse supply shock in the economy. While, the slowdown in business and economic activities the country is in the recessionary phase of the business cycle as the GDP growth for the FY 2020-21 is expected to be -0.2 accompanied by high unemployment and poverty rate.QUESTION Reflecting on the above situation justify whether the State Bank of country A should opt for easy or tight monetary policy as a stabilization policy. Also illustrate it graphically. (150words)
- Question 3 Using graphical illustration of AS-AD framework, show the effects of following events on real output and price level in the economy. A) A wave of immigration increases the labor force. B)An earthquake destroys some of the capital stock. C) A technological advance improves the production. D) The government raises taxes by $100 billion. E) Government announces an interest rate cut to encourage business investment.COVID-19 all around the world has restricted the economic activity. To stop the spread of the virus Pakistan like many other countries adopted the policy of smart lockdown. Shutting down of the industry has created adverse supply shock in the economy. While, the slowdown in business and economic activities the country is in the recessionary phase of the business cycle as the GDP growth for the FY 2020-21 is expected to be -0.2 accompanied by high unemployment and poverty rate. Reflecting on the above situation justify whether the State Bank of Pakistan should opt for easy or tight monetary policy as a stabilization policy. Also illustrate it graphically. 2.Reflecting on the above situation justify whether the Government of Pakistan should opt for expansionary or contractionary fiscal policy as a stabilization policy. Also illustrate it graphically.COVID-19 all around the world has restricted the economic activity. To stop the spread of the virus Pakistan like many other countries adopted the policy of smart lockdown. Shutting down of the industry has created adverse supply shock in the economy. While, the slowdown in business and economic activities the country is in the recessionary phase of the business cycle as the GDP growth for the FY 2020-21 is expected to be -0.2 accompanied by high unemployment and poverty rate. Reflecting on the above situation justify whether the State Bank of Pakistan should opt for easy or tight monetary policy as a stabilization policy. Also illustrate it graphically. Reflecting on the above situation justify whether the Government of Pakistan should opt for expansionary or contractionary fiscal policy as a stabilization policy. Also illustrate it graphically.