How is the money supply measured, and what is the Money Multiplier?

The New Keynesian Model (20 Points) For questions 5a-g below, use the following details: The equations characterizing the New Keynesian model (and the neoclassical model, for that matter) are:

Money in the Neoclassical Model (20 Points) For questions 3a-d below, use the following details: Consider the neoclassical model as augmented to include money in households’ utility function, as presented in class. The equations characterizing the equilibrium of the model are:

A computer with Microsoft Word 2019 installed on it is needed to complete the assignments for this course.

Combine your algebraic expression for the AD curve with the given AS curve to express equilibrium output, as a function of exogenous variables only.

Use your previous work to derive the expression for how , , and  are impacted by changes in

Can Monetary Policy Permanently Engineer Higher Output? Why?

Describe in both words and the NK IS-LM-AD-AS graph as above how Fed Lending/Liquidity Provision help to move the economy out of Stage 3. (Use Desmos to answer this question.)

Which of the following is a common cause of hypocalcemia?

The nurse notes a patient has a positive Chvostek’s sign. Which lab finding would correlate?