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Demographic Shock

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Monetary and Fiscal Dynamics

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At the start, let the economy be in the steady state. Under these circumstances, a demographic shock takes place: Labour supply increases on its own. In the phase diagram merely the \(\dot{w}=0\) line goes to the right, see figure 1. For the subsequent process of adjustment, have a look at the streamline. In the short run, the disturbance leaves no impact whatsoever on aggregate demand, output and labour demand. That is why the economy will suffer from unemployment.

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Carlberg, M. (1992). Demographic Shock. In: Monetary and Fiscal Dynamics. Studies in Contemporary Economics. Physica-Verlag HD. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-47689-1_9

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