Keynesian Economics And IS/LM Flashcards

1
Q

Multiplier

A

1/1-MPC

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2
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Accelerator effect

A

Rate of change of AD to rate of change of I

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3
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45* line means

A

Shows all points where consumption spending = income

Vertical intercept of expenditure line= autonomous spending

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4
Q

Shallow expenditure line

A

MPW high

Multiplier low

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5
Q

Real money balances

A

What money can actually buy given the ratio of money supply to price level M/P

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6
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IS curve

A

Shows all possible points of equilibrium in goods market associated with a particular IR and level of income

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7
Q

IS: What happens to expenditure line if IR falls

A

Expenditure line shifts up

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8
Q

What does the IS show

A

Inverse relationship between IR and output

Slope is determined by responsiveness of C and I to changes in IR

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9
Q

What makes IS shift

A

Changes in autonomous expenditure

–if gov expenditure increases=shifts to RIGHT

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10
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LM curve

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Shows all points where money market is in equilibrium given a combination of IR and national income

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11
Q

LM: increase I’m demand for money

A

Shifts DM curve up

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12
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As national income rises

A

Increases demand for money

- demand>supply= increases IR

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13
Q

Shifts in LM curve

A

If Central bank expands/contracts MS

  • increase MS = decrease IR, shifts LM down to right
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14
Q

Equilibrium of IS/LM

A

Planned expenditure = actual expenditure

Demand for money=supply

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15
Q

Change in fiscal policy

A

= changes IS

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16
Q

Change in monetary policy

A

= LM shifts right

17
Q

Deriving AD

A

Increase PL
Decrease real money balances
Shifts LM left
-increases equilibrium IR, decreases NY

18
Q

AD=

A

Inverse relationship between PL and NY

19
Q

Tightened FPolicy

A

IS left

AD left

20
Q

Loosens monetary policy

A

LM right

AD right

21
Q

Liquidity trap

A

After repeated expansions of MS, the IR can’t go any lower

22
Q

Autonomous expenditure

A

Spending which isn’t dependent on income or output