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Foundations of Modern Macroeconomics 3rd Edition (2017) by Ben J. Heijdra | Verified Exercise & Solutions Manual | Complete Chapter-by-Chapter Solutions

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Master advanced macroeconomic theory with this comprehensive Verified Exercise and Solutions Manual for Foundations of Modern Macroeconomics 3rd Edition by Ben J. Heijdra (2017). This premium economics study resource provides detailed worked solutions, step-by-step explanations, mathematical derivations, and problem-solving guidance covering the key concepts and exercises throughout the textbook.

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Preface ix

1 Who is who in macroeconomics? 1
1 Short questions....................................................................................................... 1
2 The Cobb-Douglas production function............................................................. 1
3 The AS-AD model..................................................................................................2
4 Consumption tax....................................................................................................3
5 Tax incidence...........................................................................................................3
6 The Keynesian cross model.................................................................................. 4
7 The import leakage................................................................................................ 5
8 The liquidity trap................................................................................................... 5
9 The IS-LM-AS model with inflation.....................................................................6

2 Dynamics in aggregate demand and supply 25
1 Short questions..................................................................................................... 25
2 The Keynesian cross model (continued)........................................................... 25
3 The IS-LM model with capital accumulation................................................... 26
4 Stability of the IS-LM model............................................................................... 26
5 The Blinder-Solow model................................................................................... 27
6 Ricardian equivalence in the Blinder-Solow model........................................ 27
7 The Blinder-Solow model with capital accumulation..................................... 28
8 Adaptive expectations in a monetarist model.................................................. 29
9 More on adaptive expectations...........................................................................29
10 Optimization and computation.......................................................................... 30
11 The multiplier-accelerator model....................................................................... 31

3 Rational expectations and economic policy 65
1 Short questions..................................................................................................... 65
2 Stabilization of demand shocks..........................................................................65
3 Overlapping wage contracts and the REH....................................................... 66
4 A variation on the Muth model......................................................................... 67
5 Expectational difference equations.................................................................... 68
6 The Cagan model................................................................................................. 68
7 Fiscal policy under rational expectations..........................................................69
8 The labour market................................................................................................69
9 Liquidity trap........................................................................................................70
10 PIP meets the Pigou effect...................................................................................71
11 PIP and the output gap........................................................................................72

,vi

12 Contemporaneous information..........................................................................72
13 Sticky prices.......................................................................................................... 73
14 Automatic stabilizer.............................................................................................73

4 Anticipation effects and economic policy 109
1 Short questions................................................................................................... 109
2 The IS-LM model with sticky prices................................................................ 110
3 Leaning against the wind.................................................................................. 111
4 The term structure of interest rates.................................................................. 111
5 Fiscal policy with fixed nominal wages and
perfect foresight..................................................................................................112

5 The government budget deficit 143
1 Short questions................................................................................................... 143
2 Tax smoothing.....................................................................................................143
3 The two-period model with tax smoothing.................................................... 144
4 Ricardian equivalence........................................................................................145
5 Ricardian equivalence in the two-period model............................................ 145

6 A closer look at the labour market 157
1 Short questions................................................................................................... 157
2 Two-sector model with a skill-biased productivity shock.............................157
3 Progressive taxation...........................................................................................158
4 Indivisible labour............................................................................................... 159
5 Efficiency wages................................................................................................. 159

7 Trade unions and the labour market 173
1 Short questions................................................................................................... 173
2 Small talk.............................................................................................................173
3 The Blanchard-Summers model....................................................................... 174
4 Variable unemployment benefits......................................................................174
5 The two-sector labour market model.............................................................. 174

8 Search in the labour market 181
1 Short questions................................................................................................... 181
2 Search unemployment.......................................................................................181
3 A CES matching function..................................................................................182
4 Downward real wage rigidity.......................................................................... 183
5 Dynamics of unemployment and vacancies...................................................183

9 Macroeconomic policy, credibility, and politics 199
1 Short questions................................................................................................... 199
2 Capital taxation and income inequality...........................................................199
3 Choice of policy instrument..............................................................................200
4 Rules versus discretion...................................................................................... 201
5 Political business cycles..................................................................................... 202

, vii

10 The open economy 217
1 Short questions...................................................................................................217
2 The Mundell-Fleming model........................................................................... 217
3 The Dornbusch model.......................................................................................218
4 The Buiter-Miller model....................................................................................219
5 Dynamics of foreign reserves........................................................................... 220
6 Price flexibility in the Mundell-Fleming model............................................. 221

11 Money 253
1 Short questions...................................................................................................253
2 Optimal money growth.................................................................................... 253
3 Monetary superneutrality................................................................................. 255
4 Cash-in-advance constraint in continuous time............................................ 256
5 Cash-in-advance with labour supply.............................................................. 257

12 New Keynesian economics 279
1 Short questions...................................................................................................279
2 Cost function for a Dixit-Stiglitz technology.................................................. 279
3 The multiplier when taxes are distortionary.................................................. 280
4 Consumers in the New Keynesian model.......................................................280
5 Producers in the New Keynesian model.........................................................281
6 Monetary policy in the New Keynesian model..............................................283

13 Exogenous economic growth 305
1 Short questions...................................................................................................305
2 The Harrod-Domar model................................................................................ 306
3 The production function................................................................................... 306
4 The wage-rental ratio.........................................................................................307
5 The Solow-Swan model.................................................................................... 307
6 The Pasinetti model........................................................................................... 308
7 The Solow-Swan model with population growth..........................................308
8 Some mathematics............................................................................................. 309
9 Optimal investment...........................................................................................309
10 Welfare of future generations........................................................................... 310
11 The savings function......................................................................................... 310
12 The savings ratio in the Ramsey model.......................................................... 311
13 Technological change........................................................................................ 311
14 Constant marginal utility.................................................................................. 312
15 Intertemporal substitution................................................................................ 313

14 Endogenous economic growth 349
1 Short questions...................................................................................................349
2 Endogenous growth.......................................................................................... 349
3 Minimum consumption and endogenous growth........................................ 350
4 Asymptotic endogenous growth..................................................................... 351
5 External effect and endogenous growth......................................................... 351
6 Asymptotic capital fundamentalist model..................................................... 352

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