Aggregate Demand Flashcards

1
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What does aggregate demand show the relationship between?

A

Price level and real GDP

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2
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What is the income effect?

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Rise in prices not matches straightaway by a rise in income, so real incomes are lower so demand drops

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3
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Substitution effect on BoP

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Rise in UK prices reduces foreign demand for UK goods + imports rise as they are cheaper, so AD falls as BoP deficit worsens

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4
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Real balance effect

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Rise in prices means are savings worth less so there is less security, meaning people want to save more, causing a contraction in AD

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5
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Interest rate effect on businesses and workers

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Rising prices forces businesses to pay workers more so higher demand for money. If supply of money doesn’t change, interest rates will increase due to higher demand - more incentive to save so reduced AD

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6
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Marginal Propensity to consume

A

How an increase in income effects consumption

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7
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Marginal propensity to consume calculation

A

Change in consumption divided by a change in income

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8
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Average propensity to consume

A

Average amount of income spent on consumption

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9
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Average propensity to consume calculation

A

Total consumption divided by total income

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10
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Marginal propensity to save

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How much of an increased income is saved

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11
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Marginal propensity to save (MPS) calculation

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Change in savings divided by Change in income

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12
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Average propensity to save

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Average amount of income saved

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13
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Average propensity to save calculation

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Total savings divided by total income

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14
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Lower Interest rates influence on consumer spending

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If decreases, fall in value of shared leading to a negative wealth effect lowering MPC

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15
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Higher interest rates effect on consumer spending

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Increases value of shares/assets, wealth effect improves MPC

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16
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Confidence influence in consumer spending

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Confidence on inflation rises consumption, decreased confidence during a recession decreases inflation

17
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Wealth effect on consumer spending

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Greater wealth, greater confidence so increased consumption

18
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Distribution of income influence on consumption

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Poorer have greater MPC, money goes from rich to poor consumption will increase

19
Q

What is the issue with machinery investment?

A

Machinery will lose value over time as depreciates

20
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Gross investment

A

Amount of money invested over time, ignores levels of depreciation

21
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Net investment

A

Gross investment minutes the value of depreciation

22
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Economic growths influence on investment

A

Increased growth raises confidence so greater investment ( and vice-versa )

23
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Business confidence ‘Animal Spirits’ influence on investment

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Confident about future, investment will increase as want to prepare for the future

24
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Demand for exports influence on investment

A

Growth un world economy increases demand for exports showing a growth in export-led industries, increases investment in those areas which may carry onto other businesses

25
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Interest rates influence on investment

A

Higher the interest rates, the lower the investment as business returns must be more profitable to be beneficial

26
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Influence by government and regulators on consumer spending

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Decreased regulation increases investment + policies like tax cuts increase investment

27
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Access to credit influence on investment

A

Less access, less investment as greater risk

28
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Retained profit influence on investment

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Higher retained profit, investment will increase as security that business will pay back if fails

29
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Technological change influence on investment

A

Improvements in technology improved productivity, so more investment

30
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Costs influence on investment

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Rise in costs increases risk of investment, so will decresse

31
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Trade cycle influence on government spending

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In a recession, spend more to improve demand + reduce unemployment ( and benefits ), whereas booms spending is to decreased inflation

32
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Fiscal policy

A

Decisions on where government spend

33
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Age of population influence on government spending

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Greater age, more spending ( pensions + healthcare )