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Consider the market for loanable funds. Graphically illustrate the impact on the equilibrium interest rate and the equilibrium quantity of 44 funds saved and invested for the following scenario: There is a stock market boom which increases household wealth. Instructions: Drag the appropriate line in the correct direction to show the effect on the equilibrium interest rate and the equilibrium quantity of funds saved and invested. The Loanable Funds Market Interest rate 0 Quantity of dollars 43 You buy a Treasury note for $1,030. Instructions: Round your answers to two decimal places. a. If you receive a payment of $40 every six months. then the annual rate of return is: |:| 96. b. If you receive a payment of $30 every six months, then the annual rate of return is: |:| '96. If in some year a nation's budget decit is $9.54 trillion and government spending is $12.21 trillion, how much must it have earned in 42 tax revenue this year? Instructions: Round your answer to two decimal places. It must have earned $ trillion in tax revenue this year. A country is in the midst of a recession with real GDP estimated to be $4.5 billion below potential GDP. The government's policy 41 analysts believe the current value of the margina propensity to consume (MPC) is 0.90. Instructions: Enter numbers rounded to two decimal places. a. The government spending multiplier is The tax multiplier is b. If the government wants real GDP to equal potential GDP, it should increase government spending by 5 billion. Alternatively, it could reduce taxes by $ billion. c. Suppose that during the recession. people have become less condent and decide they will only spend 50% of any additional income. In this case, if the government increases spending by the amount calculated in part b. real GDP will increase by $ billion. If the government decreases taxes by the amount calculated in part b. than real GDP will increase by 1; billion