Chapter 10 & 11 pt B Flashcards
Long Run Aggregate Supply
relationship between Q Real GDP supplied & price level when money wage rate CHANGES
(when SRAS shifts or MWR changes)
Vertical at Yp
3 Causes of LRAS to shift RIGHT (change in Potential GDP)
-increase in full employment/ Q labor
-increase in Q capital
-advance in tech
2 Causes of LRAS to shift LEFT
-natural disaster
-war
Short Run Aggregate Supply
-relationship between Q Real GDP & price level when MWR remains CONSTANT
-move along SRAS curve = no change in MWR
Shift of the SRAS Curve
Money wage rate INCREASES = shift LEFT
MWR DECREASES = shift RIGHT
Aggregate Demand
Aggregate Expenditure function
3 reasons for AD Curve to slope downwards
P & Y are INVERSE
1- wealth effect: Price rises = real wealth falls = total autonomous consumption falls = AE shift down via multiplier effect = Y falls
2- Substitution effects: price rise = demand for money rises = interest rate rise = Investment falls AE shift down via multiplier effect = Y falls
3- International Substitution effect: Price rise = X falls = M rises = NX falls - AE shift down via multiplier effect = Y falls
Movement along AD curve
P rise = Y fall (inverse)
5 reasons for shift in AD curve
1- Expectations
2- Fiscal policy (expansion = right)
3- monetary policy (expansion = right)
4- foreign income (rise = right)
5- foreign exchange rate (depreciation = right)
expectations for shift in AD
expected future income- increase = shift right
expected future inflation- rise = shift right
expected future profits- rise = shift right
Foreign Exchange Rate for AD shift
CAD depreciates = CAN X rise = CAN M fall = CAN NX rise = AD shifts right
Describe Automatic Adjustment Mechanism during an Inflationary Gap
demand for labor rises = MWR rise fast = SRAS shifts LEFT = Y falls & P rises = Inflationary Gap closes
Describe Automatic Adjustment Mechanism during a Recessionary Gap
supply of labor increases = MWR falls = SRAS shifts RIGHT = Y rises & P falls = Recessionary Gap closes
Increase in Aggregate Demand
right shift = opens IG = MWR rises = SRAS shifts LEFT = Y decreases & P increases
Multiplier in SR vs LR
SR- multiplier smaller than expenditure multiplier when prices constant
LR- NO change in Real GDP, multiplier is 0