What happens is the IS-MP model if most people are sent $1400 like in the Biden Rescue Plan? (Notice the answer choices all avoid saying “output gap increases/decreases” because that is confusing in real life. If the output gap goes from -4 billion to -5 billion did the gap increase or decrease? The textbook’s proposed solution is to say “more positive” or “more negative.”) output gap more positive, interest rate rises output gap more positive, interest rate does not change output gap more negative, interest rate rises output gap more negative, interest rate does not change
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What happens is the IS-MP model if most people are sent $1400 like in the Biden Rescue Plan? (Notice the answer choices all avoid saying “output gap increases/decreases” because that is confusing in real life. If the output gap goes from -4 billion to -5 billion did the gap increase or decrease? The textbook’s proposed solution is to say “more positive” or “more negative.”)
output gap more positive, interest rate rises
output gap more positive, interest rate does not change
output gap more negative, interest rate rises
output gap more negative, interest rate does not change
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