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Theoretical · Subfamily
Short-run demand-side frameworks for tracing how fiscal, monetary, and exchange-rate policy move output and prices.
What this subfamily is for
Reach for this subfamily when the question is about short-run stabilization: a fiscal expansion's effect on output and rates, a monetary rule's response to an inflation shock, or how a small open economy reacts under fixed versus flexible exchange rates.
Coverage
Covers four core stabilization workhorses (IS-LM, AD-AS, Mundell-Fleming, Taylor rule). Wage-price spiral and zero-lower-bound extensions are not yet broken out into their own model pages.
Models currently covered
Each model below has its own theoretical reference page with overview, explore, and compare views.
A stripped-down short-run framework for tracing how fiscal demand, liquidity preference, and money-market conditions meet at one output-interest combination.
Core question: How do demand and liquidity conditions settle at one macro equilibrium?
A compact aggregate-demand and aggregate-supply view for separating demand shocks, cost shocks, and long-run capacity.
Core question: What happens to output and prices when demand or supply shifts around capacity?
An open-economy policy route showing how the domestic goods-money equilibrium sits relative to the balance-of-payments line.
Core question: How does open-economy balance change the usual IS-LM policy story?
A monetary-policy route for seeing how the policy rate moves when inflation overshoots or the economy runs above potential.
Core question: How aggressively should the policy rate react to inflation and output gaps?
Back to the family
The theoretical family landing has the full catalog of model pages, plus the other subfamily groupings.