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The economic crisis gave a lesson to the nation of Indonesia that some macro economic indicators are not yet a satisfactory assurance that Indonesia's strong economic conditions. As the economy is felt too slow than it should be so with fiscal and monetary policy proper is expected to stimulate...
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Macroeconomists are increasingly using a New IS-LM model to discuss the economy's response to shocks and the design of monetary policy rules. This new model has better microfoundations than earlier IS-LM models and explicitly incorporates expectations about future economic conditions. Price...
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The object of this paper is to demonstrate the possible risks of quantitative easing in the long run. The analysis is conducted in the conventional framework of IS-LM curves in a sequential model, which assumes that the independence of supply and demand curves does not necessarily hold. It is...
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Even if the IS-LM model is one of the backbones in the Keynesian economics, its explanation in textbooks has a few conceptual as well as expressional errors. Take the demand for money (Md) for example. Almost all textbook authors, including Keynes himself, explain that Md increases as the...
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