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RUDIGER DORNBUSCHSTANLEY FISCHERRICHARD STARTZ

macroeconomics

NINTH EDITION

Chapter Eleven

Monetary and Fiscal Policy

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The 2001 Recession

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IS-LM Equilibrium

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Monetary Policy

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Japanese Interest Rates

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Pegging the Interest Rate

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Effects of an Increase in Government Spending

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Full Crowding Out

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Monetary Accommodation of Fiscal Expansion

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An Investment Subsidy Shifts the Investment Schedule

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Expansionary Policies and the Composition of Output

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Inflation, Unemployment, and the Interest Rate

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Real GDP Growth and President Bush’s Tax Relief