AP Macro Test Flashcards
Change in consumer confidence
AD Shock
Change in interest rates
AD Shock
Change in income taxes
AD Shock
Change in price of raw materials
SRAS Shock
Change in quality/quantity of land or capital goods
LRAS Shock
Change in government spending
AD Shock
Change in inflationary expectations
SRAS Shock
Change in natural rate of unemployment
LRAS Shock
Change in nominal wages
SRAS Shock
Change in wealth
AD Shock
When there are high wages and high prices
stagflation
stagflation
negative SRAS Shock
A decrease in aggregate demand
recession
recession
negative AD shock
rise in aggregate level of prices
inflation
inflation
rightward demand shift
Marginal Propensity to consume (MPC)
change in consumer spending/change in disposable income
Marginal propensity to save (MPS)
1-MPC
Spending Multiplier
1/ (1-MPC)
Tax Multiplier
-MPC/ (1-MPC)
Total impact on AD =
Autonomous change in aggregate spending x spending or tax multiplier
The use of either government spending or tax policy to stabilize the economy
fiscal policy
Associate “long-run” with…
wages
The AD curve is downward sloping because of
- The real wealth effect
- The exchange rate effect
- The interest rate effect