2.3.3 - Long - Run AS Flashcards

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What Is The LRAS Influenced By?

A

A change in the productive potential of the economy.

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What Does The Classical View Believe About The LRAS?

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Perfectly inelastic at the point of full employment of all available resources.

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What Does The Vertical LRAS Represent In The Classical View?

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It represents the maximum possible output on a production possibilities frontier.

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According To The Classical View, What Happens To The Economy In The Long Run?

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The economy will always return to the full employment level of output.

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When Do Short-Run Output Gaps Occur?

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When the economy deviates from full employment due to fluctuations in economic activity.

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What Is An Inflationary Gap?

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Develops during periods of extreme economic growth when output exceeds the full employment level.

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How Does The Economy Self-Correct From An Inflationary Gap In The Long Run?

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The economy returns to the full employment level of output, but at a higher average price level.

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What Is A Recessionary Gap?

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Develops during economic slowdowns or recessions when output is below the full employment level.

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How Does The Economy Self-Correct From A Recessionary Gap In The Long Run?

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The economy returns to the full employment level of output, but at a lower average price level.

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What Does The Classical LRAS Look Like?

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How Did Keynes View The Shape Of The LRAS Curve?

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L-shaped, with supply elastic at lower output levels and perfectly inelastic at full employment (YFE).

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Why Is Supply Elastic At Lower Levels Of Output According to Keynes?

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There is lots of spare production capacity, allowing struggling firms to increase output without raising prices.

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What Happens To Supply At The Full Employment Level (YFE)?

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Supply becomes perfectly inelastic, and price inflation occurs as firms compete for scarce resources.

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What Does The Keynesian View Say About The Economy’s Ability To Self-Correct?
(2 Points)

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~ The economy will not always self-correct to full employment (YFE) and can remain stuck at a lower equilibrium.

~ Has been seen in events such as the Great Depression.

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What Role Does The Government Play In Keynesian Economics?

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The government should increase expenditure to shift aggregate demand and improve negative animal spirits in the economy.

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What Does The Keynesian LRAS Look Like?

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17
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What Is A Supply-Side Shock For The LRAS Curve?

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Hugh technological advancements.

17
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What Are The Factors Influencing LRAS?
(6 Points)

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~ Technological advances.

~ Changes in relative productivity.

~ Changes in education and skills

~ Changes in government regulations.

~ Demographic changes and migration.

~ Competition policy.