Topic 2: IS-LM Model Flashcards
(12 cards)
Assumptions
- Short run model - prices are fixed
- No full employment level of output
RECAP: Total demand for goods and services
Z = C + I + G
In a closed economy as net exports: X - IM = 0
Consumption function
C = Co + C1(Y-T)
Investment Function
+ -
I = f( Y , i ) = bo + b1Y - b2i
b0 = autonomous investment
b1Y = sensitivity of I to Y
b2i = sensitivity of I to i
Demand is now
Z = C(Y,T) + I(Y,i) + G
Equilibrium output
IS curves
Shows how changes in interest rate lead to movements along the IS curve
IS curve
Shows for a given i, changes in other factors that affect Z lead to shifts in IS curve e.g changes in G and T
Financial Markets: Money
Money (M) can be thought of as currency and deposit account
Financial Markets: Bonds
Bonds pay a positive interest rate (i) and cannot be used for transactions
Financial Markets: Money demand
Money demand: M^D/P = f(Y,i)
* higher Y → higher money demand
* higher i → lower money demand
The endogenous supply of money in the economy
- Banks create money through loans
- central bank sets interest rates