AP Macro Unit 5

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Just some useful notes for the AP Macro... WIP

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(5.1) How does fiscal and monetary policy adjust inflationary and recessionary gaps?

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(5.2) Inflationary and recessionary gaps in the Phillips Curve Model

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(5.2) Supply/Demand shocks on the Phillips Curve Model

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(5.2) When does the long-run Phillips curve shift?

The long-run Phillips curve shifts when there is a change in the structural and/or frictional unemployment rates

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(5.3) Equation of exchange

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(5.3) Neutrality of monetary policy

Changes in money supply have no effect on real variables in the long run

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(5.3) Quantity theory of money

There exists a direct relationship between changes in money supply and price level in the long run

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(5.4) A government must pay interest on its accumulated debt, thus increasing the national debt and increasingly foregoing using those funds for alternative uses.

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(5.4) Fiscal Policy and the Budget Balance

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(5.5) How does crowding out occur?

Expansionary fiscal policy is used to close a recessionary gap (AD↑GDPR↑E↑PL↑). Government budget deficit spending leads to increase in borrowing (DL↑RIR↑). Increasing interest rates leads to decrease in interest sensitive spending (AD↓GDPR↓E↓PL↓)

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