ECON 2500 Lecture Notes - Lecture 30: Real Interest Rate, Demand Curve, Investment Goods

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Econ 2500 lecture 30 notes the representative firm. If the real interest rate increases from r1 to r2, the demand curve for current consumption shifts down from cd(r1) to cd(r2). Also, holding constant r and y, if there is an increase in lifetime wealth, then, the demand curve for current consumption shifts up from cd 1(r) to cd 2(r). Such an increase in lifetime wealth could be caused by a decrease in the present value of taxes for the consumer, or by an increase in future income. The demand for current consumption goods is only part of the total demand in the economy for current goods. What remains for us to consider are the demands for current goods coming from firms (the demand for investment goods) and from the government (government purchases). Total demand for current goods will be summarized later by the output demand curve, which incorporates the behavior of the representative consumer, the representative firm, and the government.

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