6.1 ~ Aggregate Demand

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AS - Level Economics (Macroeconomics) Flashcards on 6.1 ~ Aggregate Demand, created by Tara Pugal on 14/04/2016.
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What is the formula for AD AD = C + I + G (X-M)
What does C stand for? consumption
What does C include? D for durables + non-durables
What does I stand for? capital investment
What does I include? spending by firms and government on capital goods
What does G stand for? government spending
What does G include? spending on state provided goods + services
What does (X-M) stand for? net exports
What does (X-M) include? X sold overseas (injection) - M (withdrawal)
What does it mean if (X-M) is positive? there is a trade surplus (adding to AD)
What does it mean if (X-M) is negative? there is a trade deficit (reducing AD)
What are shocks to AD? unexpected events that cause changes in the level of D, output + U
What are some shocks to AD? change in ER recession in trading partners slump in housing P an event like the credit crunch unexpected change in D side policies
What is the relationship between AD and the PL? they have an inverse relationship (↑PL = contraction in AD)
What are three examples of the relationship between AD and PL? falling real incomes balance of trade ir effect
Explain falling real Y in terms of AD and PL? ↑PL = ↓Y = ↓C = ↓AD
Explain the balance of trade in terms of AD and PL? a persistent ↑PL in country A = cheaper foreign M = ↓X and ↑M = ↓(X-M) = ↓AD
Explain the ir effect in terms of AD and PL? if ↑PL = inflation = ↑D for money = ↑ir with a deflationary effect on the economy
What are factors that cause a shift in AD? (6) changes in expectations changes in MP changes in FP global economic events changes in household wealth changes in the S of credit
How do changing expectations shift AD? when ↓confidence = ↑saving therefore less I because of weak D + lower expected profits
How do changes in MP shift AD? if ↓ir = ↓cost of borrowing + incentive to save = ↑C = ↑I = ↑AD there are time lags!!
How do changes in FP shift AD? ↑G = ↑I = ↑AD ↓T on Y = ↑Y = ↑ C = ↑ AD
How do global economic events shift AD? ↓value of a currency = ↓P of X and M = ↑AD ↑Y overseas = ↑D for UK X = ↑(X-M) = ↓AD
How do changes in household wealth shift AD? changing share and property prices affect the level of wealth, declining asset prices can hit confidence
How do changes in the S of credit shift AD? the availability of credit from the banking system is vital for the smooth functioning of most modern economies
What causes a shift outwards of the AD curve? (4) ↓X ↓G ↑ir ↓household wealth
What causes a shift inwards of the AD curve? (5) ↓ER ↓T ↑house prices expansion in S of credit ↓ir
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