In order to focus only on current government debt, consider the following weird economy. Assume: a Price of a market basket (of goods and services) P = $5. I Currently, the government does not tax and does not spend. It has borrowed money in the past, and 2 years from now it needs to fully repay its debt, which is fixed at $120 in nominal terms. - There are two people in the economy: Jack and Jill. (a) In two years, the government will need to tax Jack and Jill to repay its debt. Assume each is taxed $60. In order to pay the tax, how many market basket will each individual need to give up: (i) if prices increase by 20%? (ii) if prices do not change? (iii) if prices decrease by 20%? (b) Assume the government owes each individual $60. When the government repays its debt, how many market baskets will each individual be able to buy with the repayment