Economy, asked by sandeepsingh850, 1 year ago

Can inflationary gap exist at equilibrium level of income?

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Answered by faisalfiroz78672
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Inflationary gap is when the aggregate demand exceeds the productive potential of the economy.
 
Due the inability of the economy to fulfil this increased demand, the  average price level in the economy increases, resulting in inflation.
The government can use contractionary fiscal policy to control inflation and narrow the gap.
 
Deflationary gap is the difference between potential output at full level of employment and the actual level of output of the economy. 
 
For deflationary gap all the resources of the  economy are not being used to the optimum level and some are idle. This  comes with unemployment and low levels of output.  In order to reduce/eliminate the deflationary gap,  the government uses expansionary fiscal policy.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Inflationary gap is when the aggregate demand exceeds the productive potential of the economy.

 

Due the inability of the economy to fulfil this increased demand, the  average price level in the economy increases, resulting in inflation.

The government can use contractionary fiscal policy to control inflation and narrow the gap.

 

Deflationary gap is the difference between potential output at full level of employment and the actual level of output of the economy. 

 

For deflationary gap all the resources of the  economy are not being used to the optimum level and some are idle. This  comes with unemployment and low levels of output.  In order to reduce/eliminate the deflationary gap,  the government uses expansionary fiscal policy.


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