Lecture 7 - Aggregate Demand ] Flashcards

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What are the 4 components of aggregate demand?

A

1) Components
2) investment
3) Government expenditure
4) imports

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2
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What factors impact consumer consumption?

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Disposable income - The money left after tax and other deducations
Expected future incomes 
The financial system 
Expectations
Tastes and attitudes
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3
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What is marginal prosperity to consume?

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  • The promotion of a rise in income that goes on consumption
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4
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What are the determinants of investment?

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  • Increased consumer demand
  • Expectations
  • Rate of interest and availability of finance
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5
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What is the difference in current and capital spending?

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Current is spending on goods consumed in the short term where as capital spending it investment in long term projects

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6
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What two factors are both imports and exports influenced by?

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1) National income

2) Exchange rates

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7
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What is gross domestic final expenditure?

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the total expenditure by a country residents on final goods and services
- Includes imports BUT EXCLUDES EXPORTS

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8
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What is the marginal prosperity to consumer and withdraw?

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The proportion of any rise in national income that is spent on domestic goods and services

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9
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What is gross value added?

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The sum of all the values added together by all the industries in the economy over a year

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10
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How do you calculate value added?

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GDP- TAXES + SUBSIDIES

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