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Macroeconomics: Determination of Income and Employment cheat sheet
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Chapter 4Determination of Income and Employment
Investment multiplier k = 1 / (1 − MPC) = 1 / MPS.
1. Consumption
2. Equilibrium
Equilibrium where (or ). in a two-sector model.
3. Multiplier
MPC = 0.8 ⇒ k = 5; an extra ₹100 crore of investment raises income by ₹500 crore.
4. Gaps
Deficient demand
AD < AD at full employment → unemployment; deflationary gap.
Excess demand
AD > full-employment level → inflationary gap.
5. Key Points
- Paradox of thrift.
- Ex-ante vs ex-post.
- Autonomous investment doesn't depend on income.
- Full employment ≠ zero unemployment.
Remember: C function | AD = AS | multiplier | demand gaps
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