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Macroeconomic Theory




                     Notes            Disequilibrium
                                      Except point E, no any point shows the equilibrium in
                                      product market or money market or both. All the points
                                      as A, B (except point E where IS = LM) on IS curve in
                                      figure 19.2 show the equilibrium in product market but
                                      disequilibrium in money market. All the points as A, B
                                      show those different coincidences of interest rates and
                                      actual GDP which equals the total expenditure and total
                                      product or saving and investment. Similarly, the points
                                      as M, N (except point E where IS = LM) on LM curve in
                                      figure 19.2 show the equilibrium in money market but
                                      disequilibrium in product market. All the points on LM
                                      curve show those different coincidences of interest rates
                                      and actual GDP which equals the demand for money
                                      and supply of money. Which are neither situated on LM
                                      Curve nor on IS curve, they indicates the disequilibrium   Figure 19.1
                                      in both the product and money market.
                                      Assume, if we take point T, which is situated on the left of
                                      IS curve, this point T shows that one coincidence of actual
                                      GDP and interest rate in which total expenditure is more
                                      than total product, which means that the investment is
                                      more than saving (AE > Y, I > S). Therefore any point on
                                      left of IS curve shows that AE > Y and I > S. The point on
                                      right of IS curve (as V) shows those coincidences of actual
                                      GDP and interest rate where total production is more that
                                      total expenditure or more than investment (Y > AE, ⇒
                                      S > I). Therefore any point on right of LM curve (as K)
                                      shows those coincidences of actual GDP and interest rate
                                      where money demand is more than money supply (L >
                                      M). Similarly, any point on left of LM curve (as L) shows
                                      those coincidences of actual GDP and interest rate where
                                      money supply is more than demand (M > L). Therefore,     Figure 19.2
                                      all those points which are not situated on IS or LM curve,
                                      show the disequilibrium in either product market or money market or both.






                                         Did You Know?   An economy can come in equilibrium from non-equilibrium by Automatic
                                                         Adjustment Process.



                                      Self Assessment
                                      Fill in the blanks:
                                        1.   Adjustment process can bring the ..................... in actual GDP or interest rate or in both.
                                        2.   Investment expenditure will decrease which means that the many times ................ in level.








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