goods market 2 & 3 Flashcards
P1 budget constraint of govt
G1=T1+B1
P2 budget constraint of govt
G2=T2-(1+r)B1 = T2-(1+r)(G1-T1)
relate govt spending to lump sum taxes
G1+G2/(1+r) = T1 + T2/(1+r)
P1 budget constraint of indiv
S1=(y1-t1)-c
P2 budget constraint of indiv
c2 = (y2-t2) + (1+r)((y1-t1)-c)
relate consumption to income of indivs
c1 + c2/1+r = y1 + y2/1-r - (t1 + t2/1+r)
PVLC = PV(income) - PV(taxes)
increase G impact on Cd and Sd
large increase in G, smaller fall in Cd (xMPC) so overall fall in Sd
increase G financed by
1. increase in current T
2. increase in future T
both leads to fall in cd today
Ricardian equivalence
fall in taxes today accompanied by offsetting increase in expected future taxes
if govt spending is unchanged, if T1 falls by change in T, T2 must rise by (1+r)change in T = PV(taxes) before tax cut
main reasons why RE fails
- borrowing constraints
- shortsightedness
- failure to leave bequests
- non lump sum tax
profit of firm in P1
PIt = Yt - wtNt - It
eqn of motion for capital
Kt+1 = (1-d)Kt + It
gross I =
gross I = net I + depreciation
I1 = K2-K1 + dK1
profit max problem of firms
A1F(K1, N1) - w1N1 - (K2-K1+dK1)
+
1/(1+r) [A2F(K2,N2) - w2N2 + (1-d)K2
FOC of profit max problem of firms
- diff. with N1
MPN1 = w1 - diff w N2
MPN2=w2 - diff w K2
MPK^f = uc = r+d
user cost of capital
sum of depreciation and interest cost
(r+d)Pk
plot MPK^f against K
uc is a horizontal line, MPKf is downward sloping
max profits at MPKf=uc
factors that shift MPKf and uc
- real i/r
lower r leads to fall in uc, increase in K - depreciation rate d
- Pk
- tech changes (affect MPKf)
- tech advance shift MPKf upwards, increase in K
relate after tax MPKf to uc
return to capital becomes (1-t)MPKf
SO MPKf = (r+d)Pk/(1-T)
Kt+1=K* (instantaneous adjustment)
It = K* - Kt + dkt
budget constraint after dividends
c2= y2 + pi2 - t2 + (1+r)(y1+pi1 - t1- c1)
dividends budget constraint
PV(consumption) = PV (income) + PV(dividends) - PV(taxes)
goods mkt eqm condition
- Y= Cd + Id +G
- Sd = Id
if goods supplied< goods demanded, r will rise s.t. Sd rises as Cd falls, and Id falls
factors that shift savings curve
- current output
- expected future output
- wealth
- govt purchases
- taxes
factors that shift investment curve
- effective tax rate
- MPKf