Question: Using the AD-AS model (short-run and long-run AS) and the Aggregate Expenditure (AE) model and assuming the Singapore economy was at the natural rate of

Using the AD-AS model (short-run and long-run AS) and the Aggregate Expenditure (AE) model and assuming the Singapore economy was at the natural rate of output at the onset of the crisis:

  • Illustrate the impact of the crisis on the domestic economy using both the AD-AS model and the AE model. Ensure you clearly label all parts of the diagram, clearly demonstrating the original equilibrium and the COVID-19 outcome equilibrium.
  • Discuss your rationale for the outcome you have demonstrated in your diagrams, ie discuss which components of AD/AS/AE have been affected and why - the basis of the shifts you demonstrated in the diagrams.

The 2 models you have used have different underlying assumptions.

  • Outline the major underlying difference(s) between the two models.
  • Briefly discuss and illustrate how the how the difference(s) in the model assumptions impact the degree of the potential impact on the economy. Use the AD-AS Model and provide ONE diagram to illustrate the potential difference in outcomes depending on the assumptions made. (Hint - consider the assumptions underlying the AE model - what SRAS curve reflects this?)

Section 3: Policy Recommendations [500 word maximum]

Based on the differences of the model:

  • Provide alternate policy recommendations for each model, the justification for the policy recommendations and any costs/benefits you perceive of these actions. Discuss whether self-correction is possible for either model - if so, what is the process. Discuss the costs and benefits of self-correction in this case relative to government intervention.

PLease help with section 3!!! Thanks

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