Aggregate Demand Test Flashcards

1
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What is the classical economics theory?

A

Self correcting, downward flexible wages and prices, and laissez-faire

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2
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What is the theory after the Great Depression?

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Keynesian theory

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3
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What is the Keynesian theory?

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Not self correcting, inflexible wages/prices, government involvement

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4
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What are 4 assumptions of the aggregate expenditure model?

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Closed economy
Private economy
All savings are personal saving
GDP=NI=PI=DI

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5
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What does it mean that there is a closed economy?

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No net exports

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6
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What does it mean that there is a private economy?

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No government interference

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7
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What are your two options with your money?

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Spend or save

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8
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APC=

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Consumption/ income

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9
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APS=

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Saving/ income

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10
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MPC=

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Change in consumption/change in income

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11
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MPS=

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Change in saving/change in income

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12
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What is the multiplier?

A

1/MPS

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13
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Moving along the consumption of savings schedule is caused by what?

A

Income changes

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14
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What does an increase in wealth do to the consumption/ saving schedule?

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C increases

S decreases

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15
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What does change in price do to consumption and saving schedules?

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If price goes down c increases and savings goes down and vice versa

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16
Q

If there are expectations of inflation what happens?

A

There is an increase in consumption

17
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What does lowered debt do to consumption and saving schedule?

A

Consumption. Goes up and savings goes down

18
Q

Lowered taxes does what to the consumption and savings schedules?

A

Both go up

19
Q

What is the rule for investment demand curve?

A

A business will invest up to the point at which profit will equal interest rate

20
Q

Does changing interest rate affect the investment demand curve?

A

It doesn’t cause a shift

21
Q

What makes the aggregate demand curve downward sloping?

A

The interest rate effect, wealth effect, net export effect

22
Q

What is the interest rate effect?

A

Price increases so will interest rates

23
Q

What is the wealth effect?

A

The higher the price the less you can buy with your money

24
Q

What is the net export effect?

A

American buyers can buy more for less

25
Q

Changes in prices don’t caused shifts in

A

The aggregate demand and aggregate supply

26
Q

What factors can cause the aggregate demand to shift?

A

Consumer spending, investment spending, government spending

27
Q

What are the 3 phases of aggregate supply?

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Recession, intermediate, and inflation

28
Q

What factors shift the aggregate supply curve?

A

Changed in resource prices, changes in labor or technology, taxes, and government regulations

29
Q

How do you calculate the multiplier from a graph?

A

Change in consumption/ change is disposable income

30
Q

What book did John Keyes write?

A

General Theory of Employment, interest, and Money

31
Q

What is the ratchet effect?

A

Prices tend to be sticky or inflexible downward; price levels don’t operate downward

32
Q

What are cussed of downward inflexible prices?

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Wage contracts, morale, effort, and productivity, training investment, minimum wage, menu costs, and fear of price wars

33
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What is the economic theory before the Great Depression?

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Classical economics theory