L4 - Demand in the long run Flashcards

1
Q

What does the aggregate demand model (ADM) analyse?

A

Where demand for expenditure Y comes from.

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2
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What are the main assumptions of the ADM?

A

Closed economy (next exports = 0) and market clearing. Supplied income/output is fixed.

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3
Q

What are the components of aggregate demand?

A

C - consumer demand for G&S.
I - demand for investment goods.
G - government demand for G&S.

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4
Q

Define disposable income.

A

Total income minus total taxes (Y - T).

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5
Q

What is the consumption function?

A

C = c(Y - T)

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6
Q

Define marginal propensity to consume (MPC).

A

The increase in C caused by a one unit increase in disposable income.

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7
Q

State the investment function and explain real interest rate.

A

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.

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8
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What is assumed about government spending and total taxes in the ADM?

A

Government spending and total taxes are exogenous.

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9
Q

Give equations for aggregate demand, aggregate supply and the case at equilibrium.

A

Photo on phone.

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