Chapter 10: Problem 14
What factors will shift the \(A D\) curve in the simple Keynesian model?
Chapter 10: Problem 14
What factors will shift the \(A D\) curve in the simple Keynesian model?
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Explain how a rise in autonomous spending can increase total spending by some multiple.
"In the simple Keynesian model, increases in \(A D\) that occur below Real GDP will have no effect on the price level." Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Explain your answer.
According to Keynes, an increase in saving and a decrease in consumption may lower total spending in the economy. But how could that happen if the increased saving lowers interest rates (as shown in the last chapter)? Wouldn't a decrease in interest rates increase investment spending, thus counteracting the decrease in consumption spending?
According to Keynes, can an increase in saving shift the \(A D\) curve to the left? Explain your answer.
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