THE
IS–LM
MODEL
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Then, demand and supply of goods do not depend on
conditions in the labour market. We explicitly assume
these conditions hold. Otherwise, the income on the
left-hand side of Eq. (8.5) depends on the labour market,
and we would explicitly have to include excess demand
for labour in what follows.
6.
We are, therefore, assuming the substitution effect dominates
the income effect; see the section on effects of interest rates
in Chapter 3.
7.
The lifetime budget constraint will then be
C
1
+
[
C
2
/(1
+
r
)]
=
(
Y
1
-
T
)
+
[(
Y
2
-
T
)/(1
+
r
)]
8.
For simplicity, taxes in this chapter are ...
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