Monetary and Fiscal policy in the Extended Model


Monetary and Fiscal policy in the Extended Model

Monetary Policy:
Monitory policy is the macroeconomic policy laid down by the central bank. If involves management of money supply ad interest rate  and is the  demand side economic policy used by the  government of a country to  achieve macroeconomic objectives like  inflation,  consumption  growth and  liquidity.
Fiscal Policy:
Fiscal  policy refers to the  use of government spending  and  tax policies to  influence macroeconomic conditions, including  aggregate demand  , employment, inflation and  economic growth.
The Static Model  Extended:
The  consumption  function of  part II  must  be  extended  at  least  expenditures  will  assets  a (=A/p). The consumer  expenditure  will probity react  quickly  to  a  change in  disposal  income  that  seems  permanent to  consumers  as  opposed  to  the  effect of a  temporary  tax rate change . The  increase  in  consumer expenditure  might expect the  increase  in consumer expenditure might  the  increase disposal income , at least in  the  short run  since the  increase in  desired  consumption  that  follows the  increase in purchases of reflect  a disproportionate increase  in purchases of  consumer  durables . The  consumption  the  function is
c= c(y-+ (y),a) I , >  0 ….(1)
where   real  consumer  net  worth a = A/p
The second  modification of  the  components  of  the  IS  product market  equilibrium  condition, where investment  should be a  function  of  the  level of noticed that in a model of static equilibrium, replacement investment should depend on the  level of output. Net investment  due to  changes in investment rate of  output, does not  appear in the  static model  bt  it is  an important  factor in determining the path  of the  economy between equilibrium.
Thus in the static model  we have a function for  replacement  investment  given the equilibrium level of  capital stock;
I = I (r, y);  <0,  >0
The IS curve: These modifications  of  the  consumption and  investment  function gives  us  a  revised from of  the  product market  equilibrium  condition:-
Y =  c (y –f(y), a) + I (r, y) + g
Or, S (y- t (y), a _ t (y)=)= I r, y) +g

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