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Borrowing Constraints Individuals are free to borrow or lend at the market interest rate. However, in reality, this may not always be the case. In particular, it is not clear that those wishing to borrow (with the willingness and ability to pay back their debt) can always do so. Likewise, a...

In reality, securities can be distinguished by (among other things) their term to maturity. Suppose, for example, that you wish to borrow money to purchase a home and that you plan to pay off the mortgage in ten years. There are many ways in which you might go about financing such a purchase...

Assume that the legislative branch of the government has in place an expenditure program. We can model this program as a pair (g1, g2). Notice that when one speaks of ‘an increase in government spending,’ one has to be careful to specify whether this increase is temporary, anticipated, or...

'Rational households'. In particular, households must be ‘forward looking’ and understand the government budget constraint. While it is easy to imagine that there may be ‘irrational’ households operating in the real world, one would have to question whether these households influence aggregate...

Government Spending Consider an initial situation in which (g1, g2) = (0, 0) and suppose that households are initially content with consuming their endowment; i.e., point A in Figure 5.2 (remember that where you place the initial indifference curve does not matter). A transitory increase in...

information on Government Spending Shocks When taxes are lump sum, any type of positive government spending shock will simply serve to reduce the after-tax wealth of the household sector. When wealth declines, the demand for all normal goods declines so that Δc*j < 0 and Δn*j > 0. As in Chapter...

There has been much talk recently of George W. Bush’s fiscal policy. In a nutshell, this policy appears to entail: (1) tax cuts (in order to stimulate economic activity); (2) an increase in government spending on the military (to fight the war on terror); and (3) a decrease in government...

A change in the interest rate changes the slope of the inter temporal budget constraint, which implies a change in the relative price of current and future consumption. Whenever a price changes, we know that in general there will be both a substitution effect and a wealth effect at work, making...