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Q: What happens when investment taxes decrease for the Neo Keynesian model used in class? Choose all…

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A: The Keynesian model primarily emphasizes the intervention of the state whenever needed in the hours…

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Q: lease kindly assist with the following QnA Induced consumption is:  (a) the part of consumption…

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A: Given  C=400+0.8(Y-T) I=310 G=140 T=200 So MPC=0.8

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A: Given  Keynsian consumption function  yt=β1+β2x2t+εt                                 ...... (1) At…

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A: Keynesian Economics is defined as that branch of economics which emphasizes on the use of government…

Q: Per Keynes, investment was determined mainly by the expected profit rate. True or False

A: Investment is nothing but the change in capital stock.

Q: Which of the following is NOT a way for governments to increase FDI? O Increase value-added taxes or…

A: The FDI creates the work and the growth of the economy in the domestic country and it transfers…

Q: If the government were to implement one of the policies selected above, which curve will shift?…

A: The AD-AS model explains the relation between the price level and the quantity of real GDP.The AD is…

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A: The correct option is: real-business-cycle view of Contraction.

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A: Given information Tax is decreased by $1 bn  This will have impact on Y Y=C+I+G+X-M C= a+b(Y-t)

Q: During a recession, the price of goods and services goes down because of low demand. A company that…

A: An economy goes through many upturns and downturns in the long run, over a time period. The trend…

Q: According to Keynesian analysis; the proper government response to a recession is _________,whereas…

A: A recession refers to when the economy is producing less that its potential output.  Expansionary…

Q: 5. The slope and position of the long-run aggregate supply curve Suppose the Fed doubles the growth…

A: When the supply of money in an economy rises, the demand for goods and services increases. This will…

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A: The equilibrium price level and output in an economy are determined by the aggregate demand and…

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A: According to Keynes’ Law.. The correct option is: option (A) The total demand for products determine…

Q: Keynesian Cross and Equilibrium in the Goods Market. Z=Y. Show graphically and functionally

A: goods market equilibrium is established when aggregate demand and aggregate supply are equal. At…

Q: Which of the following is consistent with the neoclassical theory of the labour?   Question 27…

A: According to the neoclassical model, the wage is determined by the marginal product on the demand…

Q: The Keynesian cross model is derived assuming that the interest rate is constant. True or False

A: Here the blue line is the Output line.Also we the actual expenditure line E. Below the expenditure…

Laffer Curve Analysis

In terms of economics, the Laffer curve was popular among those economists who were or who belonged to the supply side of the economic peripheral.  This concept was popularized by the famous supply-side economist known as Arthur Laffer. This curve illustrated the relationship between the tax rates and government revenue. It is already known that the tax which the public or individuals residing in an economy bear is the revenue or income of the government with the help of which the government does all the necessary works in the society, which is beneficial for the economy.