Aggregate Demand
SRAS
LRAS
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100

What is AD = C + I + G + Xn?

This is the formula for aggregate demand.

100

What does SRAS stand for?

Short Run Aggregate Supply

100

What does LRAS stand for?

Long Run Aggregate Supply

100

What city does she live in?

Vaughan

200

What is autonomous expenditure?

This is the term for spending that happens regardless of income, like food, shelter, and clothing.

200

Which value is fixed or doesn't change?

Input Prices (IP)

200

What demand curve from class does the LRAS graph look like?

Perfectly Inelastic

200

How many years has she been a teacher?

about 25 years
300

What is 5?

If MPC = 0.8, this is the value of the spending multiplier.

300

What is the firm's short run profit if the price of apples goes from $10 to $5 and apple pie is sold for $10?

0

300

Name the phase that is the opposite of LRAS (if LRAS is vertical, this phase is horizontal)

Recessionary Phase

300

What country is she from?

Italy

400

What are the real wealth effect, the interest rate effect, and the exchange rate effect?

These are the three reasons the AD curve slopes downward.

400

What happens to unemployment rate as the SRAS values increase?

UR decreases, more workers are employed

400

Describe one determinant that shifts the LRAS line left and right

Resources (Land, Labour, Capita), Technological Advancements, Efficiency, etc.

400

How many children does she have and how old are they?

Two sons, both 18 years old

500

What is $800?

A $200 increase in government spending occurs when MPC = 0.75. This is the total change in aggregate demand.

500

What does inflation do to short run input prices?

Nothing

500

What is the unemployment rate on the LRAS graph?

0 or none

500

Name one expensive brand she likes

Too many to list

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