Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Flashcards

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Aggregate Demand

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Aggregate price level (PL) is measured by either the GDP deflator or the CPI. Inverse relationship between PL and Quantity Demand of Real GDP

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Why is the aggregate demand curve downward sloping?

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  1. Wealth Effect 2. Interest Rate Effect 3. International Substitution Effect
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Wealth Effect

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Price levels decrease –> purchasing power rises –> wealth rises –> consumers buy more goods –> Real GDP demand increases

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Interest Rate Effect

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As Price Level drops –> purchasing power rises –> decreased demand for a fixed supply of money causes the price of money (interest rate) to fall –> as rates drop spending that is sensitive to rates increases –> Real GDP demand increases

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International Substitution Effect (net export effect)

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as domestic prices rise –> foreign made goods become relatively cheaper –> demand for imports increases –> demand for US goods by foreigners decreases because they cost more –> exports decrease

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Agents (people who affect the curve)

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  1. Consumers 2. Firms > Capital 3. Government 4. Federal Reserves 5. Foreign Nations
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What shifts the Aggregate Demand Curve?

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  1. Consumer Spending 2. Changes in Investment Spending 3. Changes in Government Spending–changes in fiscal policy 4. Changes in Net Export Spending 5. Optimism
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Immediate Short Run Aggregate Supply Curve

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Fixed Input and Output Prices. Aggregate Supply Curve is Horizontal

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Short Run Aggregate Supply Curve

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Input prices are fixed or highly inflexible; output prices can vary. Aggregate Supply Curve is upward sloping

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Long Run Aggregate Supply Curve

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Input and output prices can vary. Vertical supply curve at full employment

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Shifters for Aggregate Supply Curve

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  1. Change in input prices 2. Change in productivity 3. Change in legal institutional environment
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