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There is an election coming up. Conservatives are currently in government, and will be able to raise more money for the next election campaign if they keep interest rates and unemployment low. Conservatives can persuade firms whether or not to raise prices; Liberals can persuade the Bank whether or not to increase interest rates. The amount of money raised by each party and the resulting inflation and unemployment rates are given below. a. If the Conservatives can move first, what will be the outcome of this game?
b. Now suppose the Liberals move first. What will be the outcome?
c. Suppose the roles are reversed and Liberals can influence prices, while Conservatives influence the money supply. What is the outcome if Liberals move first? If Conservatives move first?
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