(1) Show the effect of the increase of M by the government using graphs. (Be careful...

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(1) Show the effect of the increase of M by the government using graphs. (Be careful about intersection points in the graphs.) (2) Using total differentiation, calculate the first (only LM), second (IS-LM) and third multiplier (AD-AS) of the increase of money supply on Y, dY/dm = ?, and demonstrate these multipliers in the graphs. (3) Now, assume that we are in the liquidity trap. Demonstrate the graphs and calculate dy/dm again. (4) How do you justify unconventional monetary policy such as quantitative eashing in this case? Show the change in equilibria in the IS-LM and AD-AS graph (1) Show the effect of the increase of M by the government using graphs. (Be careful about intersection points in the graphs.) (2) Using total differentiation, calculate the first (only LM), second (IS-LM) and third multiplier (AD-AS) of the increase of money supply on Y, dY/dm = ?, and demonstrate these multipliers in the graphs. (3) Now, assume that we are in the liquidity trap. Demonstrate the graphs and calculate dy/dm again. (4) How do you justify unconventional monetary policy such as quantitative eashing in this case? Show the change in equilibria in the IS-LM and AD-AS graph

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It seems like youre referring to an analysis based on macroeconomic models such as the ISLM and ADAS framework which is commonly used in the field of macroeconomics However please note that as a textb... View the full answer