Refer to the IS-LM-BP model for an open economy. Draw a diagram that typically illustrates the...

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Refer to the IS-LM-BP model for an open economy. Draw a diagram that typically illustrates the IS-LM-BP model, with the slope of the BP curve flatter than that of the LM curve. Label the axes properly and reflect equilibrium. (3) How was the LM curve derived and defined, what does the slope of the curve depend on and what changes in what variables will shift the curve to the right? (2) How was the IS curve derived and defined, what does the slope of the curve depend on and what changes in what variables will shift the curve? (2) What does the BP curve reflect and what do points on, below and above the BP curve indicate? (3) Refer to the IS-LM-BP model for an open economy. Draw a diagram that typically illustrates the IS-LM-BP model, with the slope of the BP curve flatter than that of the LM curve. Label the axes properly and reflect equilibrium. (3) How was the LM curve derived and defined, what does the slope of the curve depend on and what changes in what variables will shift the curve to the right? (2) How was the IS curve derived and defined, what does the slope of the curve depend on and what changes in what variables will shift the curve? (2) What does the BP curve reflect and what do points on, below and above the BP curve indicate? (3)

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