Ch 13 The AD-AS Model Flashcards

1
Q

The price index used to illustrate the aggregate demand curve is the:

A

GDP Deflator (price level)

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2
Q

An increase in price level that reduces the real value of wealth is likely to _______ consumption and _______ saving.

A

decrease; decrease

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3
Q

Wealth Effect

A

When the price level rises the real value of

wealth declines.

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4
Q

Interest Rate Effect

A

When the price level rises, real wealth falls and decrease in savings.

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5
Q

International Trade Effect

A

If the price level in the US rises, this makes our goods (on average) more expensive relative to those in other countries.

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6
Q

An increase in the value of a dollar will:

A

Increase aggregate demand (more spending power)

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7
Q

In the long run, technological advances that improve communication can be expected to ______ labor productivity and _______ unemployment.

A

Increase; have no effect on

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8
Q

The stock in capital increases will cause ______ in long-run aggregate supply.

A

increase

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9
Q

Change in expected future prices affects which curve?

A

(-) SRAS

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10
Q

Shocks that cause widespread changes in production costs affects which curve?

A

(-) SRAS

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11
Q

Inflation is higher than expected affects which curve?

A

(-) SRAS

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12
Q

Technology affects which curve?

A

(+) LRAS

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13
Q

Shifts in LRAS affects which curve?

A

(+) SRAS

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14
Q

Change in the expected future price level affects which curve?

A

(+) AD

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15
Q

Change in the value of the dollar affects which curve?

A

(-) AD

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16
Q

Change in foreign income affects which curve?

A

(+) AD

17
Q

Resources – natural resources, physical capital, human capital affect which curve?

A

(+) LRAS

18
Q

Institutions affect which curve?

A

(+) LRAS

19
Q

Shocks to how much can be produced affects which curve?

A

(+) SRAS

20
Q

Inflation is lower than expected affects which curve?

A

(+) SRAS

21
Q

Change in real wealth affects which curve?

A

(+) AD

22
Q

If current SR equilibrium level of output is greater than full employment output, we can expect that in the long run:

A

The price level will rise and the SRAS will fall.

23
Q

A decrease in aggregate demand is harmful in the short run because ______, but beneficial in the long run because ______.

A

unemployment rises; the price level falls

24
Q

Suppose firms increase investment spending to replace worn-out equipment. In the short run, AD will _____ and output will _____.

A

increase;increase

25
Q

Because short run output is less than full employment output, in the long run we would expect the price level to ____.

A

fall

26
Q

In the short run, a surge in stock market values will ______ price level and ______ the unemployment rate.

A

increase; decrease

27
Q

In the short run, people worrying about losing their jobs will:

A

decrease AD and output.