In: Economics
trace the impact of buying more bonds by government on bond prices, interest rate, investment, aggregate demand, real GDP, unemployment , and the price level.
Ans. When government buys more bonds, then demand for bonds in the
bond market increases which leads to an increase in price of bonds
at given level of supply. This increase in price of bonds means
that interest has decreased which leads to a decrease in cost of
borrowing which incentivises private investment and consumption in
the economy. This increases the aggregate demand for goods shifting
the AD curve rightwards to AD'. This increase in aggregate demand
at given level of aggregate supply creates a situation of excess
demand for goods in the market leading an increase in price level
from P to P' this leads to an increase in quantity supplied
increasing the output (real GDP) from Y to Y'. An increase in
output leads to increase in demand for labour leading to a decrease
in rate of unemployment.
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