Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand Flashcards

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aggregate supply

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total production of supply for all goods and services
Y= af(K,L,H,N)

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aggregated demand

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total purchases of the whole economy
Y= C+I+G+Nx

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aggregated supply curve slopes upwards

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Sticky price sticky wage theory
-price goes up; purchasing power of one dollar goes down; (w/P) will go down; real wage goes down; “sticky wage”→ you’re being paid less; so owner gets extra money; Y goes up

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sticky price sticky wage

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“sticky price sticky wage theory” (a way for economy not to get to equilibrium) : A sticky wage is when employee wages do not rise at the same rate as the rest of the economy

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5
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three reasons why aggregated demand decreases

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wealth effect
interest rate effect
exchange rate effect

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wealth effect

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prices goes down; purchasing power of one dollar goes up; quantity of money demand will fall (now you have extra money); consumption goes up; so (Y) GDP rises

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interest rate effect

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-price goes down; purchasing power of one dollar goes up; quantity of money demand will fall (now you have extra money); savings rises (interest rates fall); people borrow more money; investment goes up (investment = savings); Y goes up

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exchange rate effect

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price goes down; purchasing power of one dollar goes up; quantity of money demand will fall; savings rises; interest rates goes down; move money to a country with higher interest rate; country converts money into their currency; the dollar depreciates which means it becomes weaker; exports rise; Nx rises; GDP rises

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fiscal policy

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-Lower taxes -> C goes up, Y goes up
-Increase government spending -> Y goes up

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monetary policy

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wants to push up investments (borrowing)
-lower interest rates
-lower reserve ratio
-buy bonds
all of them push up the multiplier -> push up loans -> push up money supply -> push up investment -> push up Y

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11
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recession

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when GDP goes down

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12
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inflation

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when price goes up

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13
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stagflation

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when GDP goes down and prices goes up

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14
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how do you fix when short run aggregated supply shifts to the left?

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you fix it buy shifting aggregated demand to the right through fiscal or monetary policy

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15
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which ones worst aggregated supply shift or aggregated demand shift

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aggregated supply shift because you can’t get rid of inflation

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16
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money neutrality

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nominal variable price cannot change real variable rGDP (Y) in the long run

17
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why doesn’t long run aggregate supply move?

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money neutrality

18
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equation of exchange

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Ms x V = P x Y
Ms x V = (nGDP/rGDP) x rGDP
real GDP cancels out making the equation
Ms x V = nGDP

19
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does increasing money supply increase real GDP according to the equation of exchange?

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increasing money supply does not increase rGDP; it will only increase prices which causes inflation to increase
Ms x V = P x Y
when Ms increases P increases, which makes it seem like rGDP increased

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what do the variables in “Ms x V = P x Y” mean?

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Ms = money supply; nominal
V = velocity of money; nominal
P = price -> (nGDP/rGDP); nominal
Y = rGDP; real