Questions from Managerial Economics

Q: How do new Keynesian ideas about price setting and inflation expectations affect

How do new Keynesian ideas about price setting and inflation expectations affect the short run aggregate supply curve?

Q: How do new Keynesian ideas about expectations affect the IS and aggregate

How do new Keynesian ideas about expectations affect the IS and aggregate demand curves?

Q: Go to the St. Louis Federal Reserve FRED database, and

Go to the St. Louis Federal Reserve FRED database, and find data on the monthly U.S. dollar exchange rates to the Chinese yuan, Canadian dollar, and South Korean won. Download the data onto a spreadsh...

Q: In the new Keynesian model, what shocks cause business cycle fluctuations

In the new Keynesian model, what shocks cause business cycle fluctuations? Does it matter whether these shocks are anticipated or unanticipated? Explain.

Q: Compare the traditional Keynesian, new Keynesian, and real business cycle

Compare the traditional Keynesian, new Keynesian, and real business cycle models in terms of expectations, price flexibility, and potential sources of business cycle fluctuations.

Q: How do the traditional Keynesian, new Keynesian, and real business

How do the traditional Keynesian, new Keynesian, and real business cycle models differ in their analysis of the effects of expansionary policy?

Q: How do the traditional Keynesian, new Keynesian, and real business

How do the traditional Keynesian, new Keynesian, and real business cycle models differ in their analysis of the effects of anti- inflation policy?

Q: What is the monetary base? How does the Federal Reserve influence

What is the monetary base? How does the Federal Reserve influence its size?

Q: Suppose the Fed buys U.S. Treasury securities from Bank

Suppose the Fed buys U.S. Treasury securities from Bank of America. According to the simple model of multiple deposit creation, how does this open market purchase affect the money supply? What are the...

Q: Identify the five factors that determine the money supply. For each

Identify the five factors that determine the money supply. For each factor, explain which player(s) in the money supply process—the Federal Reserve, depositors, and banks—control or influence it, and...