In the early 1990s, Japans economy experienced a number of shocks due to the bursting of bubbles
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a. Use the IS–MP model to show the economy’s equilibrium prior to the shocks.
b. Now show how the shocks affected the economy. What happened to the real interest rate, real GDP, and the output gap?
c. The Bank of Japan responded to the shocks by reducing its target interest rate. How would this action affect real GDP and the output gap?
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a Should show correctly labeled ISMP graph Initial equilibrium is at point A bInvestment decre...View the full answer
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