Midterm 3 - Notes on Practice Qs (3) Flashcards

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Q

In the equilibrium of the simple sticky-price New Keynesian model, an increase in current productivity causes aggregate saving to increase.

T/F

A

False

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What is aggregate saving?

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3
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what is the simple sticky-price New Keynesian model

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basic macro model used to describe the short run when prices do not adjust immediately.

  • households still make optimizing choices
  • firms still make optimizing choices
  • but firms cannot instantly change prices
  • so the **economy may not respond to shocks the same way **it would in a fully flexible-price model
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4
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Why is it called “New Keynesian”?

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5
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What makes the model “simple”?

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6
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Main characteristics of the simple sticky-price NK model

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7
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How do NK characteristics contrast w neoclassical model?

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Neoclassical:

Supply matters a lot

Simple sticky-price NK:

Demand matters a lot

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in the simple sticky-price NK model, a supply shock like higher productivity does not change:

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