Question
In the standard IS-LM model, an increase in Government
spending (G) without changing taxes hasSolution
The increase in G shifts the IS upwards and to the right, which makes both output and the interest rate higher in equilibrium. However, the final effect on consumption is ambiguous since consumption depends positively on output and negatively on the interest rate.
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