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==The Keynesian model== | |||
Let:-<br> | |||
y = the thenational income<br> | |||
N = numbers employed<br> | |||
W = the money wage<br> | |||
P = the price level<br> | |||
M = the money supply<br> | |||
l = the income elasticity of demand for money<br> | |||
L = the interest elasticity of demand for money<br> | |||
then:-<br> | |||
The demand for money | |||
:::::: M = lPy + L(r) ------------------------ (1) | |||
The consumption function | |||
:::::: s = s(y) -------------------------------- (2) | |||
The production function | |||
::::::y = y(n) ------------------------------------ (3) | |||
The labour market | |||
::::::dy/dn = W/P ------------------------------- (4) | |||
Investment | |||
::::::i = i(r) --------------------------------------- (5) | |||
Savings | |||
::::::s = i ------------------------------------------ (6) | |||
Sticky wages | |||
::::::W =W<sub>o,<sub> --------------------------------------------------- (7) |
Revision as of 05:09, 21 November 2009
The Keynesian model
Let:-
y = the thenational income
N = numbers employed
W = the money wage
P = the price level
M = the money supply
l = the income elasticity of demand for money
L = the interest elasticity of demand for money
then:-
The demand for money
- M = lPy + L(r) ------------------------ (1)
The consumption function
- s = s(y) -------------------------------- (2)
The production function
- y = y(n) ------------------------------------ (3)
The labour market
- dy/dn = W/P ------------------------------- (4)
Investment
- i = i(r) --------------------------------------- (5)
Savings
- s = i ------------------------------------------ (6)
Sticky wages
- W =Wo, --------------------------------------------------- (7)