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Question 1) a) Using the table below, calculate the unplanned change in inventor

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Question 1) a) Using the table below, calculate the unplanned change in inventories for each level of GDP, and explain what will happen to GDP or production in the economy? Unplanned Change in AggregateInventories Planned Real GDP Planned Government Net Real GDP Consumption InvestmentPurchases enditure $2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 $1,600 2,000 2,400 2,800 $250 250 250 250 $250 250 250 250 orts $100 100 100 100 b) Identify the level of real GDP at which the economy is in equilibrium. Explain why is that particular level of real GDP the equilibrium in the short run? c) Graphically show the short run equilibrium based on the above data with the help of the Keynesian cross

Explanation / Answer

Reasl GDP

Consumption

Planned Investment

Government Purchases

Net Exports

Planned Aggr. Expenditure

Unplanned change in inventories

Real GDP will

2000

1600

250

250

100

1600+250+250+100=

2200

2000-2200=

-200

Increase

2500

2000

250

250

100

2000+250+250+100=

2600

2500-2600=

-100

Increase

3000

2400

250

250

100

2400+250+250+100=

3000

3000-3000=

0

equilibrium

3500

2800

250

250

100

2800+250+250+100=

3400

3500-3400=

100

decrease

Aggregate Expenditure;- Consumption +Planned Investment + Govt Spending +Net exports

Answer:-

The point where aggregate expenditure = real GDP, the equilibrium is obtained. The value of aggregate expenditures is shown in the above table for different levels of real GDP.

The unplanned change in inventories can be seen as the difference between the real GDP and aggregate expenditure. IN case of decreased unplanned inventories, the selling of goods is resulting more than it was planned. Thus the production has to be increased.

In case , there is an increase in the unplanned inventories, it means the selling is less than as it was planned and therefore the production has to be reduced.

Reasl GDP

Consumption

Planned Investment

Government Purchases

Net Exports

Planned Aggr. Expenditure

Unplanned change in inventories

Real GDP will

2000

1600

250

250

100

1600+250+250+100=

2200

2000-2200=

-200

Increase

2500

2000

250

250

100

2000+250+250+100=

2600

2500-2600=

-100

Increase

3000

2400

250

250

100

2400+250+250+100=

3000

3000-3000=

0

equilibrium

3500

2800

250

250

100

2800+250+250+100=

3400

3500-3400=

100

decrease

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