QUESTION: On the Tobin graphs, show the change in 2 (the portfolio weight on bonds) that would arise from a decrease in money risk, everything else constant. Assume, im = 0 and ob > 0, but where om is always less than the ob. You must start from a situation where om > 0, and assume a 50/50 portfolio to begin. The first stage in the problem is getting the slope changes right in both diagrams and examining how WE and SE explain the movement to a new 2. The market effects enter in the second stage. After providing the diagram, please answer the following 3 questions: a. Given 1 =B/(M+B), explicitly show the direction of change in a derived from SE and WE. b. In the market stage, explain how and why the risk premium on bonds changes. c. Provide an integrated Tobin model graph for the result with all the points clearly marked. d. Now show what the effects of the Om decrease look like in the 3-sector model. What should happen to the price of goods P? QUESTION: On the Tobin graphs, show the change in 2 (the portfolio weight on bonds) that would arise from a decrease in money risk, everything else constant. Assume, im = 0 and ob > 0, but where om is always less than the ob. You must start from a situation where om > 0, and assume a 50/50 portfolio to begin. The first stage in the problem is getting the slope changes right in both diagrams and examining how WE and SE explain the movement to a new 2. The market effects enter in the second stage. After providing the diagram, please answer the following 3 questions: a. Given 1 =B/(M+B), explicitly show the direction of change in a derived from SE and WE. b. In the market stage, explain how and why the risk premium on bonds changes. c. Provide an integrated Tobin model graph for the result with all the points clearly marked. d. Now show what the effects of the Om decrease look like in the 3-sector model. What should happen to the price of goods P