Laffer curve - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is an organized and concise summary of Macroeconomics Lecture Notes 5: Aggregate Supply (AS) and Aggregate Demand (AD). It includes descriptions of the AS and AD curves, their graphs, and how shocks affect economies based on the intersection of supply & demand. Classical Long Run and Keynesian Short Run situations are explained and analyzed, as is the Quantity Theory of Money in relation to the AD curve, Supply-Side policy, and the Laffer Curve.

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Principles of Macroeconomics Final Exam Question & Answers -4. - ANSWER: If the MPC is .80, what is the value of the tax multiplier? 3. -3. 4. -4. $100 billion. - ANSWER: Suppose the economy is in equilibrium at 9.5 trillion dollars of GDP per year and a price (CPI) level of 125 and MPC is .80. If full employment GDP is at 10 trillion, according to Keynesian economics, how much should government spending increase? $100 billion. $200 billion. $500 billion. $1 trillion. $200 billion. - ANSWE...

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47.1 Effectiveness of fiscal policy relation to different macroeconomic objectives 47.2 Effectiveness of monetary policy in relation to different macroeconomic objectives

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When a tax is imposed on the buyers of a good, the demand curve shifts - downward by the amount of the tax Efficiency is attained when - total surplus is maximized. The size of the deadweight loss generated from a tax is affected by the - elasticities of both supply and demand. The maximum price that a buyer will pay for a good is called the - willingness to pay. When a tax is placed on a product, the price paid by buyers _________, and the price received by sellers __________. - rises; f...

ECON 104 HOMEWORK 6 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Consider the following model i) C = 1500 mpc (Y - tY) ii) I = 800 iii) G = 500 iv) X - M = 500 - mpi (Y) where: t = the (flat) tax rate mpc = the marginal propensity to consume mpi = the marginal propensity to import suppose mpc = .80, t = .25, mpi = .2 Given the information above, solve for the equilibrium output: We know that the formula for the (government) spending multiplier is 1/(1-mpc(1-t) mpi). The value of the government spending multiplier in t...

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