3. Aggregate Supply Flashcards

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What is supply?

A

The willingness and ability of producers to supply a good or service at a given price.

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What is aggregate supply?

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The total amount of goods and services firms in an economy are willing and able to supply at a given price.

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3
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What do movements along the AS curve indicate?

A

Firms’ willingness to expand or contract production to gain profitability or avoid losses

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4
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What affects SRAS?

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Costs of production
W-ages
R-aw materials
I-mport prices
T-axes

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What affects LRAS?

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Factors of production
Q2MCELL
Quantity & Quality of Capital, Enterprise, Land and Labour

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6
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Why does the SRAS curve slope upwards?

A

it shows how in the short term firms can respond to changes in the market by increasing/decreasing supply.

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Why is the classical LRAS a straight line?

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It shows that in the long term supply will reach a limit : all resources being fully allocated

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What is the Macro PPF?
What does it represent?

A

The production possibility frontier

The maximum that an an economy can produce with all resources fully allocated

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