As a preliminary exercise, it may be instructive to modify the familiar Keynesian cross diagram to include the effects of a job guarantee within a simple short-run framework. The diagram includes two key schedules. The first is a 45-degree line showing all points for which actual expenditure equals actual income. The second is a line with lesser slope depicting the level of planned expenditure (total demand) at each level of income. Under appropriate conditions, the two schedules intersect at a steady-state level of income.…Longish and wonkish.
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Thursday, August 29, 2019
Peter Cooper — Macro Dynamics with a Job Guarantee – Part 2: Keynesian Cross Diagram
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