macroeconomic effects of government spending Flashcards

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what are the framework assumptions of the government spending model for the economy?

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why is lump sum taxes the best case for government taxation?

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it is non-distortionary so capital accumulation is unaffected

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what are the framework assumptions for the private sector?

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what are the framework assumptions for the government sector?

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who owns the capital and the private firm in the government spending model?

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the household owns the capital and the private firm

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what is the total income of the household In the government spending model?

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what is the law of motion for the capital stock?

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what is the budget constraint of the household?

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what type of economy is the government spending model and therefore how can therefore what is NI identity?

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what is the national income identidy for the government spending model which accounts for government spending, how is this derived?

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what is the maximisationn problem of the household?

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what is a way to consider ϕ?

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the productivity of the government sector, the fiscal multiplier.

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are there any defecits within the government spending model?

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no as the taxation is equal to government spending in each period

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what is the lagrangian of the household condition?

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what is the first order condition with respect to C_t and K_t+1?

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how can you use the first order conditions for both C_t and K_t+1 to find the euler equation?

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at the steady state, waht are the values of capital and consumption and therefore what does the eu;er equation simplify to?

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at the steady state, what does the budget constriant simplify to?

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what does this equation mean about the utility of the household

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if the fiscal multiplier is greater than 1 then higher government spending will increase the utility of the household

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how is this equation able to be derived?

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it takes advantage of the fact that capital stock is unaffected from government spending

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in the production function fo the government, what are the implications about the size of the economy

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in larger economies, where the capital stock is higher, government spending will have a greater impact

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what is the household maximisation problem for the second production function for the government?

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what is the lagrangian problem for the second production function for the government?

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what are the first order conditions for the lagrangian in the second production function for the government?

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how can the euler equation be derived by the first order conditions in the second production function for the government?
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at the steady state, what does the euler equation of the second production function for the government>
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what does the derivative of the steady state capital with respect to government spending imply?
the derivative of steady state capital with respect to government spending is positive, so when the capital stock is larger, the impact of government spending will also be larger
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does consumption increase with government spending
you can not argue that consumption increases with government spending as there are some values of parameters for which the consumption at steady state with respect to government spending might be negative
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