In the Keynesian model with government and the foreign sector added, what are the components of spending? Which of these components are autonomous and which are not? How is the equilibrium found?
When the economy is not at an equilibrium, what adjustments are made?
There are four components to spending—consumption, investment, government, and net exports. The last three are autonomous and consumption has an autonomous part to it. However, consumption is also a function of income. Equilibrium is found at the point at which total planned real spending (C + I + G + X) exactly equals real Gross Domestic Product (GDP). When the economy is not at an equilibrium, adjustments are made by unplanned inventory changes.
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a. would generally increase government tax revenue. b. would have no effect on aggregate demand. c. has a relatively small effect on the aggregate-supply curve. d. All of the above are correct.
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What will be an ideal response?