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Question 6 The financial friction is the: result of adding the inflation rate to the unemployment rate. interest rate used in subprime loans. variance of the risk-free interest rate. difference between long-run inflation and the actual rate of inflation. difference between the federal funds rate and interest rates in financial markets. 3 pts

          Question 6 The financial friction is the: result of adding the inflation rate to the unemployment rate. interest rate used in subprime loans. variance of the risk-free interest rate. difference between long-run inflation and the actual rate of inflation. difference between the federal funds rate and interest rates in financial markets. 3 pts
        
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Srikant M. Datar, Madhav V. Rajan 16th Edition
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Question 6 The financial friction is the: result of adding the inflation rate to the unemployment rate. interest rate used in subprime loans. variance of the risk-free interest rate. difference between long-run inflation and the actual rate of inflation. difference between the federal funds rate and interest rates in financial markets. 3 pts
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0:00 Go over this question.
00:04 To answer this question we need to consider aggregate supply and aggregate demand.
00:17 The central bank is increasing the interest rate.
00:21 The cost of borrowing money goes up.
00:30 As a result people will borrow less and then spending and investment is going to go down.
00:46 So therefore this is going to shift our aggregate demand to the left.
00:53 So as a result you can see that our price level is going to go down and our output is going to go down.
01:11 So the good thing about this is that this can be used to combat inflation.
01:17 If prices are too high the price level will be lowered.
01:22 However you can also see that output also goes down...
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