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Since mоst dаtа fоr а given market study is nоt readily available, analysts must be creative in their use of data that they are able to obtain. The primary source for detailed household demographic information is
Fоr eаch оf the fоllowing problems, drаw the chаnge on the AD/AS graph (no long-run), then state the change to the following variables--Inflation, RGDP, and Unemployment, and then draw the change on the Phillips Curve model. So, you will be drawing 2 graphs for each of the following problems. Make sure that each graph is properly labeled. Show directional arrows on the x and y axes. 3 points for each problem. 1. Consumer and business confidence increases. 2. Businesses expect inflation to rise. 3. A new non-renewable energy source has been discovered, and this lowers the cost of energy. 4. Nominal interest rates rise. _____________________________________ 5. Now, draw a recessionary period on the AD/AS model and the Phillips Curve model. This should go without saying, but you have to have long-run curves on the graph to be able to show this. a) Draw both graphs. Make sure that the equilibrium point is labeled as well as the labels that you should always put below LRAS and LRPC. (2 points). Label the current position of the economy as point A on both graphs. b) Now, assume that there is NO fiscal or monetary policy. What will happen in the long-run? Explain using words and show on the graph. (2 points) 6. Now, draw an inflationary period on the AD/AS model and the Phillips Curve model. Use a new graph for this. This should go without saying, but you have to have long-run curves on the graph to be able to show this. a) Draw both graphs. Make sure that the equilibrium point is labeled as well as the labels that you should always put below LRAS and LRPC. (2 points). Label the current position of the economy as point A on both graphs. b) Now, assume that there is NO fiscal or monetary policy. What will happen in the long-run? Explain using words and show on the graph. (2 points)