In the classic model given the following: Production function: Y=3 K^.5 L^.5 Labor (L) is 400 units
Question:
In the classic model given the following:
Production function: Y=3 K^.5 L^.5
Labor (L) is 400 units
Capital (K) is 100 units
Taxes (T) are 200
Government Spending (G) is 100
Marginal Propensity to Consume is .6
Investment is determined by the following function: I(r) = 1000- 100r where r is real interest rate.
1. a) If Government spending increases to 150, Investment and Savings and the interest rate will change. By how much? b) Output, Taxes and Consumption will not change. Briefly explain why not.
2) If Taxes increase (assuming Government spending is back to 100), will the following increase, decrease or stay the same? Y, C, Private S, Public S, National S, I and r.
Microeconomics
ISBN: 9781464146978
1st Edition
Authors: Austan Goolsbee, Steven Levitt, Chad Syverson