In this article we will discuss about the role of Aggregate Demand (AD) and Aggregate Supply (AS) in the Keynesian Model, explained with the help of a suitable diagram. Like the Keynesian model, the classical model also employs aggregate supply and aggregate demand—but with two important differences. First, the aggregate supply schedule corresponding to SAS in Fig. 10 is assumed [...]
The following points highlight the Division of Classical Macroeconomics for Analytical Convenience.The two Divisions are: (A) Equilibrium Output and Employment (B) Money, Prices and Interest. (A) The Classical Theory of Output and Employment (the Real Sector): i. Aggregate Production Function: A basic component of the classical model of the real sector of the economy is the aggregate production function, which [...]
The following points highlight the seven main Implications of the Classical Equilibrium Model. The Implications are: 1. Fiscal Policy 2. Crowding out Effect 3. Neutral Demand-Side Effect of Tax Policy 4. Favourable Supply-Side Effects 5. Importance of Money 6. Neutrality of Money 7. Classical Dichotomy. Policy Implication # 1. Fiscal Policy: Like an individual the government also operates under a [...]