Graphs Flashcards

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Consumption and Leisure Choice Optimal Consumption

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Consumption and Leisure Choice with Changes in Non Wage Income

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Consumption and Leisure Choice with Changes in Wage Income: Outline the Two Effects

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4
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Aggregate Labour Supply

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5
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Demand for Labour when Adding Capital

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Demand for Labour with Increased TFP

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The Production Function with an Increase in TPF

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The Production Function Profit Maximisation

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9
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Pareto Optimaility (Competitive Equilibrium): Outline at Which Point this Occurs

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Pareto Optimaility with an increase in G

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Pareto Optimaility with an increase in TFP

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Pareto Optimaility with Distortionary Taxes

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13
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Linear PPF Model

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14
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The Laffer Curve

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15
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Multiple Equilibria with High and Low Tax Economies

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16
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Determining the Reservation Wage and Unemployment

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Determining the Reservation Wage and Unemployment with an Increase in Unemployment Benefits

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18
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Determining the Reservation Wage and Unemployment with an Increase in the Job Offer Rate

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19
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Supply Curve of Searching Workers

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Demand side of the Labour Market

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21
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Supply and Demand for the Labour Market

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22
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Labour Market with an Increase in Unemployment Benefits

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23
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Labour Market with an Increase in Productivity

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24
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Labour Market with a Decrease in Matching Efficiency

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25
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Consumers Lifetime Budget Constrain: Outline Where a Consumer is a Lender and Borrower

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26
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Optimal Consumption of a Lender

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27
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Optimal Consumption of a Borrower

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28
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Consumption-Savings Decision with an Increase in Current Income

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29
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Consumption-Savings Decision with an Increase in Future Income

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30
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Consumption-Savings Decision with Temporary and Permanent Income Changes

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Consumption-Savings Decision with an Increase in the Real Interest Rate (2 Graphs for Lender and Borrower)

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Consumption-Savings Decision Ricardian Equivalence

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33
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Ricardian Equivalence and Credit Markets

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34
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Consumers Facing Different Lending and Borrowing Rates

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35
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Tax Cuts at Different Borrowing and Lending Rates

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36
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Asymmetric Information with a Reduction in Creditworthy Borrowers

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37
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Limited Commitment with a Fall in the value of Collateral

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38
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Optimum Investment Schedule: Outline at Which Point the Firm Invests

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39
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Optimum Investment Schedule with an Increase in Z and K

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40
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Optimum Investment Schedule with an Increase in Default Premium

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41
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Output Supply Schedule equilibrium in the Labour Market given r

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42
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Output Supply Schedule with an Increase in r

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43
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Output Supply Schedule with a Increase in Current or Future Government Spending

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44
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Output Supply Schedule with an Increase in Current TPF

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45
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Output Demand Schedule Demand for Current Goods

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46
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Output Demand Schedule with an Increase in r

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47
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Output Demand Schedule with an Increase in Current Government Spending

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48
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The Complete Intertemporal Model

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49
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Complete Intertemporal Model with a Temporary Increase in Government Spending

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50
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Complete Intertemporal Model with a Decrease in the Current Capital Stock

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51
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Complete Intertemporal Model with an Increase in Future TFP

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52
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Complete Intertemporal Model with Credit Market Frictions

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