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Suppose the parameters of the IS curve are Suppose the parameters of the IS curve are    ,    ,    and the real interest rate is initially R = 3%. (a)Is the economy in its long-term equilibrium? Explain. (b)Suppose the real interest rate falls to 2 percent;what happens to the short-run equilibrium,holding everything else constant? (c)What happens to the short-run equilibrium if    falls 3 percent,holding everything else constant?
, Suppose the parameters of the IS curve are    ,    ,    and the real interest rate is initially R = 3%. (a)Is the economy in its long-term equilibrium? Explain. (b)Suppose the real interest rate falls to 2 percent;what happens to the short-run equilibrium,holding everything else constant? (c)What happens to the short-run equilibrium if    falls 3 percent,holding everything else constant?
, Suppose the parameters of the IS curve are    ,    ,    and the real interest rate is initially R = 3%. (a)Is the economy in its long-term equilibrium? Explain. (b)Suppose the real interest rate falls to 2 percent;what happens to the short-run equilibrium,holding everything else constant? (c)What happens to the short-run equilibrium if    falls 3 percent,holding everything else constant?
and the real interest rate is initially R = 3%.
(a)Is the economy in its long-term equilibrium? Explain.
(b)Suppose the real interest rate falls to 2 percent;what happens to the short-run equilibrium,holding everything else constant?
(c)What happens to the short-run equilibrium if Suppose the parameters of the IS curve are    ,    ,    and the real interest rate is initially R = 3%. (a)Is the economy in its long-term equilibrium? Explain. (b)Suppose the real interest rate falls to 2 percent;what happens to the short-run equilibrium,holding everything else constant? (c)What happens to the short-run equilibrium if    falls 3 percent,holding everything else constant?
falls 3 percent,holding everything else constant?


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