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IS LM MODEL
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INVESTMENTS
  • INVESTMENT IS NO LONGER AUTONOMOUS. IT IS NOW
    DEPENDENT ON INTEREST RATE.
  • HIGHER THE INTEREST RATE, LOWER WILL BETHE
    INVESTMENT.
  • I ? - b i
  • b TELLS THE INTEREST RATE RESPONSIVENESS OF
    INVESTMENT

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AGGREGATE DEMAND
  • AD ? - bi c( 1- t)Y
  • Equilibrium in the goods market now requires AD
    Y
  • Y ? - bi aG (?- bi) where aG 1-c(
    1-t)
  • 1-c( 1-t)

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IS curve
It is the combination of all those points at
which the goods market is in equilibrium.
EQUATION OF IS CURVE i ? - Y b aG
b Reason why it is downward sloping It tells
as the interest rate falls, investment will
increase and thus output.
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Slope of the IS curve
  • It depends on aG , b
  • Higher the aG, flatter the IS curve, higher the
    change in output with a given change in interest
    rate.
  • reason higher aG means higher MPC , higher
    MPC implies higher output.
  • Higher b, flatter the IS curve, higher the change
    in output with a given change in interest rate.
  • reason Higher b means that investment is
    highly sensitive to the interest rate, so small
    reduction can increase investment by a large
    amount and thus output.

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Disequilibrium points in IS curve
  • E3 and E4 are disequilibrium points.
  • At E3, interest rate is lower than the rate i1
    i.e. needed to attain equilibrium. At this point
    the investment will be higher. Thus, AD is higher
    than output.
  • At E4, output is higher than the AD. Thus, excess
    supply of
  • good

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Wealth constraint
  • Wealth is stored either in form of money or in
    form of assets such as bonds.
  • Money provide convenience for transactions. But
    it doesnt provide ay interest rate. Thus
    interest rate is the opportunity cost of holding
    money.
  • Bonds provide interest rate but cant be used for
    transaction purposes.
  • Real wealth real demand of money balances real
    demand of bonds.

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Real demand of money balances.
  • L k Y hi
  • Here k tells the income responsiveness to demand
    of real balances.
  • h tells the interest rate responsiveness to
    demand of real balances.
  • High income, allows individual to hold large
    amount of money. Thus, demand of real balances is
    positively related to income.
  • Higher the interest rate, higher is the
    opportunity cost of holding money. Thus , demand
    of real balances is negatively related to income

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Real demand of money balances
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LM curve
  • It is the combination of all those points at
    which money market is in equilibrium.
  • With a given money supply, we can derive the LM
    curve from the demand of real balances curve.
  • Reason why it is upward sloping
  • as the interest rate increase, demand of bonds
    increase and thus demand of money falls. With the
    same level of money supply, inorder to achieve
    equilibrium income should increase.

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Derivation of LM curve
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LM curve
L money supply. kY hi m? / ?p kY m?
/ ?p hi i kY - m? / ?p h
h
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Slope of LM curve
  • It depends on k and h
  • Higher k, steeper the LM curve, smaller will the
    increase in the income due to given change in
    interest rate. Or large change in interest rate
    with a given change in income.
  • reason if the income increase then the
    demand of money will rise by large amount. Thus,
    we require a huge increase in interest rate to
    bring the market into equilibrium.
  • lower h, steeper the LM curve, smaller will the
    increase in the income due to given change in
    interest rate.
  • Reason lower h means that if interest rates
    falls, the demand of money will rise by small
    amount. So, only small amount of increase in
    money ids required to bring the market into
    equilibrium.

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Points off the LM curve
  • E1 is ESM
  • Reason at higher interest rates, demand of bonds
    is high and thus there is excess supply of money.
  • E3 is EDM
  • Reason at same interest rate i1 income rise to
    Y2 . Thus, demand of money rise, causing excess
    demands of money.

E2
E1
i2
E3
E4
i1
Y1
Y2
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How the equilibrium output and interest rate are
determined
  • They are determined by the intersection of two
    curves IS and LM.
  • So that at equilibrium both the goods market and
    the asset market is in equilibrium.
  • IS Y aG( ?- bi)
  • LM i kY - m? / ?p
  • h h
  • Substituting the value of I from LM into Is will
    give

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What causes changes in equilibrium points
  • Shifts in IS or LM curves , will bring changes in
    equilibrium points.
  • Shift in LM due to changes in money supply
  • Shift in IS due to change in autonomous spending.

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Suppose there is increase in autonomous spending
  • This will shift IS curve rightwards.
  • Change in Y is less than the aG
  • Reason y L with the same
    money supply i I
  • Y
  • thus, both asset
  • market and goods
  • market clears

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