Macroeconomics
K. Changes in the AD-AS and Phillips Curve Models SinceanychangeintheAD-ASmodelwillhaveacorrespondingchangeinthePhillipecurvemodel,we canreflecttheequilibriumontheAD-ASmodelonthePhillipscurvemodeltoo.Thismodelisthenused tounderstandtheself-adjustmentmechanismandthedilemmasfacedbygovernmentswhentryingto solve inflation and unemployment. Any point on the SRPCcouldbewheretheeconomyiscurrentlyoperating.SimilartothePPCandthe AD-AS model, the SRPC can be used to represent the state of an economy and its position on the businesscycle. SRPCandLRPCintersectwheretheactualunemploymentrate=NRU and theactual inflation rate = expected inflation rate. Long-Run Equilibrium on PPC, AD-AS Model, and Phillips Curve Model The SRPC and LRPC only intersect when the economy is in the long-run equilibrium where the economy has reached its full potential at a point where AD, SRAS, and LRAS intersect. This also representsapoint on thePPCwherenoresourcesareunderutilizedandmaximumcapacityisreached. In summary, long-run equilibrium is illustrated on the three models as follows:
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