Demand-pull Inflation / Increase in AD [CHECK ANSWERS]

Definitions

Demand-pull inflation: Increase in AD causing price level to increase.
AD: Total demand in economy
Increase in real GDP: Economic growth
Net exports: Export receipts minus import payments
Investment: Firms borrowto pruchase captial goods.
Increase in price level: Inflation

a) If any component of Aggregate Demand increases, then Aggregate Demand increases and the entire cuvre shifts to the right. The new curve lables AD2. As a reuslt of the increase in Aggregate Demand the Price Level increase from PL1 to PL2; this is inflation. Inflation that occurs as a reuslt of an increase in Aggregate Demand is called Demand pull inflation. Inflation aggregate demand are L_________ using D________ line, A________ and L_______.

b. Identify which of AD would increase by placing a tick in the correct box

Increase in consumer surplus --> C
Increase in investment spenidng by firms --> I
Increase in business confidence --> I
Increase in welfare benefit --> C & G
Decrease in income tax rates --> C
NZ exchange rate depreciates --> X
Increase in demand for NZ exports --> X

c. Complete the table by placing a tick in the correct columc. T = true. F = false.

A decrease in interets rates results in a decrease in consumer spending as savings increase. --> F
Business confidence decrease when interest rates increase. --> T
Demand for NZ exports increases whent he NZ dollar appreciates. --> F
Government spending increases when state sector employees get a pay rise. -->??
Consumer confidence increases when house prices increase. --> F
Increased migration to NZ causes consumer expenditure to increase. --> T

d, Describe why net exports increase following a decrease in the exchange rate for the NZD.

Exports become relatively cheaper to purchase in foreign markets, thus providing insentive for these markets to demand higher quantities. Thus, AD increases.

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