This note determines the general framework of the workhorse IS/LM model in an economy, which does not have the participation in international trade. It also provides the predictions of the consequences of different monetary and fiscal policy and offers the basic components of the model. The two assumptions that are incorporated are the fixed price level and direct relation between aggregate demand and output. In consequent notes, a detailed treatment of aggregate supply and aggregate demand are mentioned.
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