I find it interesting that you show surplus/deficit from the supply side in LF market.......most resources I have show impact of budget balance as a demand side thing although it could be both in that CB will accept a Crowding Out response that goes either way
CB does accept it either way. The main takeaway is that R rises. You can either view government as a borrower, in which case they demand LF or you focus on public savings being part of total savings in which case they are part of the supply of LF
@@CareyLaManna Hi...im in UNIT 5 now....i was wondering if any of those videos were pending.....I usually use ACDC ...but you do a better job explaining the theory behind MACRO and go a little slower which I like.
@@andrewmacomber8345 Hey unit 5 will be uploaded and unlisted tomorrow like unit 4 was. I'll do the same thing where I'll make a playlist so they can be watched before they're public
Why does Total savings = Total investment spending? Aren't some savings borrowed to buy consumer goods like cars and vacations? All borrowed money is not invested. I was taught that only firms invest by buying capital, with the exception of households that buy brand new houses, which for some reason is counted as investment.
Babe wake up, new lamoney productions vid just dropped
I find it interesting that you show surplus/deficit from the supply side in LF market.......most resources I have show impact of budget balance as a demand side thing although it could be both in that CB will accept a Crowding Out response that goes either way
CB does accept it either way. The main takeaway is that R rises. You can either view government as a borrower, in which case they demand LF or you focus on public savings being part of total savings in which case they are part of the supply of LF
@@CareyLaManna Hi...im in UNIT 5 now....i was wondering if any of those videos were pending.....I usually use ACDC ...but you do a better job explaining the theory behind MACRO and go a little slower which I like.
@@andrewmacomber8345 Hey unit 5 will be uploaded and unlisted tomorrow like unit 4 was. I'll do the same thing where I'll make a playlist so they can be watched before they're public
Why does Total savings = Total investment spending? Aren't some savings borrowed to buy consumer goods like cars and vacations? All borrowed money is not invested. I was taught that only firms invest by buying capital, with the exception of households that buy brand new houses, which for some reason is counted as investment.