NINTH EDITION

macroeconomics

RUDIGER DORNBUSCH
STANLEY FISCHER
RICHARD STARTZ
 Chapter Ten

Money, Interest, and Income

 10-3

The Interest Rate on Treasury Bills

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 10-4

GDP Growth (Quarterly) and Real

Money Growth (Over Previous Year)

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 10-5

The Structure of the IS-LM Model

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 10-6

The Investment Schedule

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 10-7
Derivation of the IS Curve

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 10-8
Effect of the Multiplier on the Slope of the IS Curve

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 10-9

A Shift in the IS Curve

Caused by a Change in
Autonomous Spending

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 10-10

Demand for Real Balances as a Function of the

Interest Rate and Real Income

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 10-11

Derivation of the LM Curve

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 10-12

An Increase in the Supply of Money

Shifts the LM Curve to the Right

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 10-13

Goods and Money Market Equilibrium

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 10-14

An Increase in Autonomous Spending

Shifts the IS Curve to the Right

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 10-15

Derivation of the
Aggregate Demand
Schedule

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