aggregate expenditure Flashcards

1
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aggregate expenditure

A

total spending in the economy

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2
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aggregate expenditure model

A

short-run relationship between total spending and real gdp, assuming that price level is constant

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3
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difference between AE and GDP

A

uses planned investment rather than actual

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4
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planned vs actual investment

A

planned: doesn’t include the build-up of inventories
planned = actual - unplanned change in inventories

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5
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macroeconomic equilibrium

A

spending = output produced (AE = GDP)
planned investment = actual investment

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6
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relationship between AE and GDP (3)

A

AE = GDP -> inventories are unchanged = equilibrium
AE < GDP -> inventories rose = GDP and employment decrease
AE > GDP -> inventories fell = GDP and employment rises

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7
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determinants of consumption

A

disposable income
household wealth
expected future income
price level
interest rate

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8
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net exports, investment and gov spending

A

constant

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9
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consumption function

A

relationship between consumption spending and disposable income
C + MPC(Y)

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10
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marginal propensity to consume

A

amount that is spent with additional income
(slope of consumption function)

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11
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estimating MPC

A

change in consumption / change in disposable income

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12
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national income

A

= disposable income (consumption +saving) + net taxes
= GDP

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13
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marginal propensity to save

A

portion of saving with additional income

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14
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MPC and MPS

A

1 = MPC + MPS

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15
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determinants of planned investment

A

expectations of future profitability
the interest rate
taxes
cash flow

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16
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net exports are affected by

A

price level in US vs price level in other countries
US growth rate vs growth rate in other countries
US dollar exchange rate

17
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determinant of net exports: price level (2)

A

PL rises faster than foreign PL: net exports decrease (e - M)
PL rises slower than foreign PL: net exports increase (E - m)

18
Q

determinant of net exports: gdp growth (2)

A

gdp grows faster than foreign gdp: nx decrease (e - M)
gdp grows slower than foreign gdp: nx increase (E - m)

19
Q

determinant of net exports: dollar value

A

dollar rises relative to other currencies: nx decrease (e - M)
dollar falls relative to other currencies: nx increase (E - m)

20
Q

AE and Consumption

A

resulting consumption function tells us how much consumers will spend when they have a particular income (real gdp)

21
Q

where we would like the macro equilibrium to occur

A

at potential gdp growth

22
Q

autonomous expenditures

A

I, G and NX
expenditures not dependent on the level of gdp

23
Q

multiplier effect (2)

A

real gdp increases by more than the change in autonomous expenditure
change in real gdp / change in investment spending = 1 / 1- MPC
(each $1 dollar increase in planned investment increases equilibrium by $?)

24
Q

total change in equilibrium real GDP

A

= MPC ^ nb of rounds (x 100 billion)

25
Q

solving general aggregate expenditure equations

A

equilibrium gdp expenditure x multiplier