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SESSION 5
Reading
1. This set of slides
2. From the Blanchard 6th Ed.:
Chapter 3 – entire chapter
Income
Determinatio
n
Goods
Market : the The Simple Keynesian Framework
short run
Setting up the model:
Resources / capacity is under utilized (short run)
No govt. , no foreign trade (simplifying assumption)
Investment is autonomous I = Io
Aggregate expenditure is a measure of aggregate demand (AD) of the
economy.
AD = C + I = a + cY + Io
Income is a measure of aggregate output supply
AS = Y
Macroeconomic Equilibrium: AD = AS
If AS = Y1, AD > AS
C
Sellers find that there is excess
demand in the market. They revise
their production upward in the next
AD = a + Io + c . period. As a result agg. Output rises.
Y Demand existing, (AD > AS) all the
D
output is sold. Income rises. This
continues till Y reaches Y*.
E
A If AS = Y2, AD < AS
NO.
Now I = I1 = I0 + Δ I
I↑ → AD↑ → Y↑
Increase in income = Δ Y = Y’ – Y* = Δ I / (1 – c)
ΔY> ΔI
AD = a + Io + c.Y
E F
∆I A
[ a + Io ]
AS or Y
Y1 Y* Y2
Δ Y = Δ I/(1 – c)
Why is ΔY > ΔI?
I ↑ by ΔI
→ AD ↑ by ΔI
→ AD > AS, and AD – AS = ΔI
→ Y ↑ by ΔY = ΔI
→ C ↑ by c . Δ Y = c . ΔI Total increase in output ΔY
→ AD ↑ by c . ΔI = ΔI + c ΔI + c2 ΔI + c3 ΔI + c4 ΔI +
→ Y ↑ by ΔY = c . ΔI ……
= ΔI (1 + c + c2 + c3+….)
→ C ↑ by c . ΔY = c2 . ΔI
= ΔI / (1 - c )
→ AD ↑ by c2 . ΔI
→ Y ↑ by ΔY = c2 . ΔI
→ C ↑ by c2 . ΔY = c3 . ΔI
…… and so on
Exercise
https://www.theguardian.com/business/
2020/oct/06/stock-market-prices-covid-
pandemic-business
History often repeats itself
Say, I=b+d.Y
Where b = autonomous investment
d. Y = induced investment
I↑ → AD ↑ → Y ↑
→ C ↑ ….
→ I ↑ ….
Exercise
2 Y
+ 1.
8 0
1
=
AD
AS or Y
Economy with government
C = a + cY
I = Io say
G = Go decided by the government
AD = C + I + G = [a + Io + Go] + cY
AS = Y
https://www.britannica.com/story/
causes-of-the-great-depression
2. Bank runs
https://www.britannica.com/story/
causes-of-the-great-depression
4. Decline in international lending
Reasons
Þ Imports of those countries fell
Þ AD for US fell
https://www.britannica.com/story/
causes-of-the-great-depression