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Suppose an economy is faced with a $20 billion dollar recessionary gap. Furthermore, the marginal propensity to consume is .80 in the economy. If taxes are decreased by $1 billion dollars, then government spending needs to increase by _____________ billion?
Before the government decreased the tax rate, how much of government
spending was required to bring the economy to full employment?
A business firms sells a good at the price of Rs 450.The firm has decided to reduce the
price of good to Rs 350.Consequently, the quantity demanded for the good rose from
25,000 units to 35,000 units. Calculate the price elasticity of demand.
2019 economy.
Consumption expenditure (C) 9 000, Investment (I) 6 500, Government spending (G) 7 000, Exports (X) 1 800, Imports (Z) 2 400, Depreciation 700, Foreign payment to the rest of the world 300, Foreign payment from the rest of the world 250

1. Calculate the value of the country’s GDE (Gross Domestic Expenditure)
2. Compute the value for the country’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) at market price
3. Determine the value of the country’s NNI (Net National Income) at market price
4. If it is predicted that the GDP will increase to 22 000 in 2020, calculate the growth rate between 2019 and 2020
C = 450 + 0.4Y
I = 350
G = 150
X = 70
Z = 35 + 0.1Y
T = 0.15Y
Yf = 1550
Q.2.1 Calculate the level of autonomous spending in this economy. (2)

Q.2.2 Calculate the size of the multiplier
(Note: Round your answer to two decimal places)
(4)
Q.2.3 Calculate the equilibrium level of income
(Hint: use the multiplier method)

Explain, using the AD‐AS model, how the South African Government can use fiscal policy as a tool to recover from the negative effects of this COVID‐19 pandemic.  

Your answer must include the following:

 The description of the type of fiscal policy required;

(4)

 An explanation of how the implementation of this tool will work their way through the economy to achieve the desired effect; (6)

 The AD‐AS graph showing the implications of your recommendations. (5)


The following information is provided about an open economy with a government. Use the information to answer the questions that follow:


C = 450 + 0.4Y

I = 350

G = 150

X = 70

Z = 35 + 0.1Y

T = 0.15Y

Yf = 1550



Q.2.4 Calculate the tax revenue to the government of this country when the economy

remains in equilibrium.

(2)

Q.2.5 Calculate what the new equilibrium income should be if the government of this

country decides to cancel all taxes, implying the tax rate would now be 0%.

(6)

Q.2.6 Before the government decreased the tax rate, how much of government

spending was required to bring the economy to full employment?

(4)


Question 6 

What type of unemployment does each of the following represent? Explain your answers.

Q.6.1 Workers at a clothing factory lose their jobs when the firm relocates to another province. (2) Q.6.2 Workers at a factory making floppy disks lose their jobs when the firm goes under due to competition from USB’s.

Q.6.3 Migrant farm workers’ employment is terminated when the harvest is finished.

Q.6.4 Workers at the car plant are laid off as a result of a slump in motorcar sales. 20                 

Q.6.5 Worker decides to resign from his firm to find himself, so he can follow his passion and apply for a different job in a near future


Use the
information to answer the questions that follow:
C = 450 + 0.4Y
I = 350
G = 150
X = 70
Z = 35 + 0.1Y
T = 0.15Y
Yf = 1550
Q.2.1 Calculate the level of autonomous spending in this economy.
C= 450 +0.4Y
I=350
G=150
X=70
Z= 35+0.1Y
T= 0.15Y
Yf= 1550

Calculate what the new equilibrium income should be if the government of this country decides to cancel all taxes, implying the tax rate would now be 0%
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