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Title: Macroeconomics by O' Blanchard


1
Macroeconomics by O. Blanchard
  • Chapter 3 The Goods Market

2
Learning Objectives
  • Understanding short run economic fluctuations
  • What cause them?
  • The demand side
  • The Keynesian cross

3
The national income identity
  • Y C I G NX
  • where Y GDP the value of total output
  • C I G NX aggregate expenditure

4
US consumption
  • of the GDP ?
  • Mostly services

5
US investment
  • Volatile component of GDP
  • Its components?

6
US government spending
  • Varies across time
  • What it includes and does not include

7
US Net exports (NX EX - IM)
  • def the value of total exports (EX) minus the
    value of total imports (IM)

8
Assumptions
  • Closed economy
  • SHORT RUN
  • prices fixed
  • output/income is determined by expenditure.

9
Elements of the Keynesian Cross
Planned expenditure
Consumption function
Govt policy variables
For now, planned investment is exogenous
Equilibrium condition
10
Graphing planned expenditure
E planned expenditure
income, output, Y
11
Graphing the equilibrium condition
E planned expenditure
45º
income, output, Y
12
The equilibrium value of income
E planned expenditure
E Y
E
income, output, Y
13
An increase in government purchases
E Y
14
The government purchases multiplier
  • - Definition the increase in income resulting
    from a 1 increase in G.
  • In this model, the G multiplier equals
  • Example
  • Why is the multiplier greater than 1 ?

15
An increase in taxes
16
The Tax Multiplier
  • Def the change in income resulting from a 1
    increase in T
  • Example
  • Comparing the government purchase multiplier and
    the tax multiplier

17
Investment equals Saving
  • Alternative way of thinking about the goods
    market equilibrium
  • Total saving
  • Propensity to save
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