Th2.3: Classical LRAS curve Flashcards

1
Q

In the long run, what is AS independent of?

A

the price level

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In the long run, what is AS determined by?

A

the level of all factors of production and the quality of technology

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3
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What is LRAS a measure of?

A

a country’s potential output and the concept is linked to the idea of a PPF - it shows the productive potential of the economy - shows the FULL CAPACITY OUTPUT

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4
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What does full capacity output mean?

A

where all resources are being fully utilised, and this can be linked to output gaps between the GDP trend line and the actual GDP

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5
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How is it possible for an economy to exceed the maximum potential LRAS in the short run?

A

by allowing factors of production to work overtime or not allow time for maintenance of machinery

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Why is it possible for an economy to exceed the maximum potential LRAS in the long run?

A

machines will eventually stop and workers will want a break

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7
Q

What is the vertical AS curve based on?

A

the classical view that markets tend to correct themselves fairly quickly

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