Th2.5: Aggregate Demand and Supply Flashcards

1
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Output gaps can also be illustrated using…

A

AS and AD diagrams

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Look at Graph 7. What does LRAS show on an AS/AD diagram?

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full capacity output - i.e 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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Look at Graph 7. An equilibrium to the right of the LRAS shows…

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the economy working over capacity in the short term but to the left it shows the economy working under capacity

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Refer to PP

Look at Graph 7. In the diagram, there is an equilibrium where…

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AD = SRAS = LRAS

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Refer to PP

Look at Graph 7. Why is there a negative output gap?

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because the SRAS equilibrium is less than the LRAS equilibrium, so the full capacity of the economy is not being met

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Look at Graph 7. What is at AD2 and why?

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a positive output gap as SRAS is higher than LRAS

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Classical economists would argue that this positive output gap would be filled by…

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long-run economic growth moving the LRAS curve, a recession which would decrease AD or a rise in the costs of production which would decrease SRAS

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Classical economists would also argue that the negative output gap would…

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be brought back to equilibrium by rising AD or a fall in SRAS due to lower costs of production

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