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The IS–LM Framework for a Three Sector Model
After studying this topic, you should be able to understand
- In a three sector model, two new variables are included: government expenditure and taxation, G and T.
- There is only one combination of income and the interest rate at which there exists simultaneous equilibrium in the goods and money market.
- An increase in government expenditure by ΔG shifts the IS curve to the right by an amount equal to 1/1 – b × ΔG.
- The impact of taxes is felt through a change in the consumption level.
- A change in the money supply disturbs the money–market equilibrium causing a shift in the LM curve.
- By how much does the national income change in response to the monetary and fiscal policies depends on the elasticities ...
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