L4 - Demand in the long run Flashcards
What does the aggregate demand model (ADM) analyse?
Where demand for expenditure Y comes from.
What are the main assumptions of the ADM?
Closed economy (next exports = 0) and market clearing. Supplied income/output is fixed.
What are the components of aggregate demand?
C - consumer demand for G&S.
I - demand for investment goods.
G - government demand for G&S.
Define disposable income.
Total income minus total taxes (Y - T).
What is the consumption function?
C = c(Y - T)
Define marginal propensity to consume (MPC).
The increase in C caused by a one unit increase in disposable income.
State the investment function and explain real interest rate.
I = I(r).
Real interest rate is the nominal interest rate adjusted for inflation; the cost of borrowing and opportunity cost of using funds to finance investment spending.
What is assumed about government spending and total taxes in the ADM?
Government spending and total taxes are exogenous.
Give equations for aggregate demand, aggregate supply and the case at equilibrium.
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