Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
Q

reasons why AD curve is downward sloping

A
  • real balance effect
  • interest rate effect
  • international trade effect
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2
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what is the change in the purchasing power of dollar denominated assets?

A

real balance effect

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3
Q

what causes a movement along the AD curve?

A

a change in price level

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4
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suppose that consumption increases at each price level. as a result, AD ________, and the AD curve shifts ________

A

increases; rightward

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5
Q

A rise in foreign real national income tends to raise US _______, shifting the US AD curve to the _______

A

exports; right

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6
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a decrease in the price of electricity will cause….

A

a rightward shift in the SRAS curve

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7
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an increase in the price of oil will cause

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a leftward shift in the SRAS curve

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8
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in the short run, a decrease in wage rates shifts the

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SRAS curve to the right, causing equilibrium price level to fall and equilibrium real GDP to increase

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9
Q

what would cause a rightward shift in the AD curve?

A

an increase in government purchases of goods and services

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10
Q

the dollar appreciates in value. this makes foreign produced goods ______ for americans ans US produced goods ______ for foreigners. As a result ________ fall and US ________ rise.

A

cheaper, more expensive, exports, imports

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11
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foreign real income rises. This raises US _______, which ________ aggregate demand (AD). The AD curve shifts _________.

A

net exports, raises, rightward

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12
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What two factors change net exports?

A
  • foreign national income (their income rises, they buy more US goods, the US net exports rise)
  • Exchange rate (dollar appreciation/depreciation)
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13
Q

an adverse supply shock will shift the SRAS to the _____

A

left

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14
Q

what will definitely shift the aggregate demand?

A

business taxes decline and foreign real income rises

-wealth increases and individuals expect higher prices

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15
Q

velocity is the average number of times a dollar is spent to buy _______

A

final goods and services in a year

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16
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velocity and money supply are ______, then when one component of spending rises another component of spending _________

A

constant: must fall

17
Q

what is AD?

A

the quantity demanded of all goods and services at different price levels

18
Q

what is the buying side of the economy?

A

Aggregate demand`

19
Q

wat is the producing side of the economy?

A

Aggregate supply

20
Q

what is real balance effect?

A

states inverse relationship between price level and quantity demanded of GDP through monetary wealth
ex. how many units of something you could buy with $50

21
Q

what is purchasing power?

A

quantity of goods and services that can be purchased with a unit of money (refers to real balance effect)

22
Q

What is interest rate effect?

A

relationship between price level and quantity demanded through changes in part of house hold and business spending that is sensitive to interest rates

23
Q

what is international trade effect?

A

change in foreign sector spending as the price level changes. (cheaper US goods, american and foreigners buy more US goods)

24
Q

interest rate effect mainly refers to

A

price level changes

25
Q

What 4 factors affect consumption

A

wealth, expectations of future prices/income, interest rate, income taxes

26
Q

3 factors that change investment

A

interest rate, expectations about future sales, business taxes

27
Q

Real wage=

A

nominal wage (30$ an hour) / price level

28
Q

Quantity supplied of labor is directly related to ________

A

real wage, if real wage increases quantity of supplied labor increases

29
Q

The quantity demanded of labor is __________ to the real wage

A

inversely

30
Q

what shifts the SRAS curve?

A

wage rates
price of nonlabor
productivity
supply shocks

31
Q

What three effects help move along the AD line?

A
  1. Purchasing power effect
  2. International trade effect
  3. Interest rate effect
32
Q

What creates movement along the AS line?

A
  1. Sticky wages

2. Real wages= wage/CPI

33
Q

What happens when price goes up?

A

Real wage goes down and creates inventories to increase production