Aggregate Demand/Supply (AD/AS) Flashcards

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Aggregate Demand Formulae

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AD= C+I+G+(X-M)
C=Consumption spending
I=Investment spending
G=Government spending
X=Emports
M=Imports
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Name the injections in the circular flow of income

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Injections= Exports, Investments and Government spending

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Name the leakages in the circular flow of income

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Leakages = Imports, Savings and Taxation

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What does Aggregate Supply measure?(AS)

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Aggregate supply (AS) measures the volume of goods and services produced within the economy at a given price level.

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What is the multiplier affect?

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This is when one injection/withdrawal leading to multiple injections/withdrawals.

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What is the accelerator?

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This is the believe that national income, the state of the economy, would effect how quantity of investment

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What is the meant by the term automatic stabilisers?

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This is an automatic mechanism that works so that growth or recession doesn’t get too out of hand.

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Explain possible outcomes of what may happen when there is am increase in consumption.

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(This can be used in any order depending on what the question asks.)
- increase in consumption.
- increase in production to meet demand.
- increase in investments to meet demand easier.
- increase in jobs to maintain and work the machines.
- multiplier effect kicked in. Cycles
- automatic stabilisers kick in. Government spending reduces as not paying as much benefits.

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