Question: PROBLEM SET 4 DataDICSIC + IGC + I + GXNTE 0 5 0 - 5 0 5 0 1 0 0 5 0 1 5

PROBLEM SET 4 DataDICSIC + IGC+I+GXNTE050-50501005015050200100100050150502005025020015050502005025050300300200100502505030050350400250150503005035050400500300200503505040050450DI disposable income, C Consumption, S Savings, I Investment, G Government Expenditure, XN Net exports, and TE Total Equilibrium. Please note that TE is also referred to as GDP or Income. So TE or Y = C + I + G + XN. Therefore if Disposable income (DI) is $0 and consumption, ( C ) is $50, how much is your saving (S)1.Calculate S, C + I, C + I + G, C + I + G + XN for each level of disposable income.2.Calculate equilibrium using all sectors (TE).3.What would the new equilibrium be if I was increased to 100 instead of 50? What would this mean to the economy?Assume the reserve ratio is 10%Formula: Potential Expansion Deposits =1/Reserve Ratio x Excess ReservesNote: ER is Excess reserves given by Total Reserves Required ReserveRequired Reserves = Total Deposits x reserve ratioCounty National BankALReserves 20,000100,000 DepositsER =______________________ Potential Expansion _____________________2.FED (Federal Reserve Bank). buys a $10,000 bond from bank. What is the potential impact on MS (Money Supply)?3.FED. buys a $10,000 bond from bank customer. What is the impact on MS?Is there a difference between 2 and 3? Why?4.Assume money supply rule. Growth in Q is 5%; growth in V is 2%. How much should the MS grow to keep P constant? Assume MV = PQ (note: what should the value of M and P be to balance the equation MV = PQ)

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