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You are given the following information about the economy. 2010 2011 2012 2013 u 0.03 0.09...

You are given the following information about the economy.

2010 2011 2012 2013

u 0.03 0.09 0.06 0.03

Y 2244 2343 1134 5678

The natural rate of unemployment is 0.04 and the Phillips curve relationship is ? = ?e - 2 (u - 0.04). Please show your work in answering the following questions:

(a) Using the following formula ( Y(overbar)- Y)/ Y(overbar)= 2(u - u(overbar)) estimate full-employment level of output (Y(overbar)) in each year?

(b) Calculate the growth rate of full-employment output each year.

(c) If expected inflation was 0.04 for all four years, what was the inflation rate each year?

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Given Information

YEAR Unemployment (u) OUTPUT (Y)
2010 0.03 2244
2011 0.09 2343
2012 0.06 1134
2013 0.03 5678

(a)

  

  

For each year: , where t is the time period

YEAR Unemployment (u) OUTPUT (Y) Overbar Y
2010 0.03 2244 2609.30
2011 0.09 2343 3166.22
2012 0.06 1134 1417.5
2013 0.03 5678

6602.33

(b) Growth rate = Y(overbar) (t-1) - Y(overbar)(t)/ Y(overbar)(t-1)

YEAR Unemployment (u) OUTPUT (Y) Overbar Y Growth Rate
2010 0.03 2244 2609.30 --
2011 0.09 2343 3166.22 0.21
2012 0.06 1134 1417.5 0.55
2013 0.03 5678

6602.33

-3.66

(c)

YEAR Unemployment (u) OUTPUT (Y) Overbar Y Growth Rate Inflation Rate
2010 0.03 2244 2609.30 -- 0.06
2011 0.09 2343 3166.22 0.21 -0.06
2012 0.06 1134 1417.5 0.55 0
2013 0.03 5678

6602.33

-3.66
0.06

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