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Unit–21: Effect of Fiscal Policies Under Different Cases in IS-LM Framework



                21.3   Monetary Policy and Shift in the AD Curve                                           Notes

                The reduction in interest rate from Or to Or  shifts LM Curve to LM  (Part A of figure 21.1). From the
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                shift of LM Curve on definite IS Curve, AD Curve is shifted left from AD to AD  while price level OP
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                remains constant (Part B). Similarly, the rise in interest rate shifts LM Curve to LM , which further
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                shifts the AD Curve from AD to AD . Therefore, the AD curve is shifted on the change in interest rate
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                and is helpful to bring the stability.

                   Did You Know?   The shift occurs in AD Curve from the change in Fiscal policy of Government
                                   also.


                21.4   Fiscal Policy and Shift in the AD Curve

                The shift occurs in AD Curve from the change
                in  Fiscal  Policy  of  government  (Government
                policy  related  to  tax,  expenditure  and  loan).
                Expansionary Fiscal policy (To reduce the tax rate
                and increase the social expenditure) shifts the IS
                Curve towards right side which further shifts the
                AD Curve (By the increase in actual GDP) towards
                right on the circulated price level. Similarly, in
                Contractionary Fiscal policy (High tax rate and low
                social expenditure), the IS Curve is shifted backward
                which further shifts the AD Curve towards left.
                Figure 21.1 explains these situations. In the part B
                of figure 21.1, initial equilibrium is shown by the
                point E where IS = LM. From the Expansionary
                Fiscal policy of government, the IS Curve becomes
                IS  on being shifted. New equilibrium actual GDP
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                level is OY . While AD becomes AD  on being
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                shifted on the circulated price level and constant
                money supply. Undoubtedly, interest rate becomes
                Or  on increment, which is against the government
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                adopted  Expansionary  Fiscal  policy.  In  such
                situation, Monetary Authority can permit to rise in
                money supply after which the LM Curve becomes
                LM   on  being  shifted  and  the  interest  rate,  on
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                returning, stays on it’s initial level Or. The mean of
                shift of LM Curve is the becoming of AD Curve into
                AD  on shift. According to initial interest rate Or, the
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                IS-LM equilibrium is established on E  and the level
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                of AD is shown by E  which is similar to circulated
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                price level OP. The actual GDP becomes OY  after
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                increasing. So if Monetary Authority increases the      Figure 21.1
                money supply for keeping the interest rate on it’s
                initial level (Before the increment in government expenditure what he do in the form of full attempt
                of his expansionary fiscal policy). Then there will higher AD and actual GDP be found in the economy






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