Economics · Macroeconomic Policy
An economy at full employment equilibrium faces a recession caused by a drop in consumer confidence. The Central Bank undertakes expansionary monetary policy to fully offset the recession and restore full employment output. As a result, the economy:
- 1shifts back to full employment equilibrium output at a lower real rate of interest✓
- 2shifts back to full employment equilibrium output at a higher real rate of interest
- 3continues at underemployment equilibrium output at a lower real rate of interest
- 4continues at underemployment equilibrium output at a higher real rate of interest
Correct answer
shifts back to full employment equilibrium output at a lower real rate of interest
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