How the Macroeconomy Works (AQA A-Level Economics): Flashcards

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Aggregate Demand and Supply Analysis
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Main theoretical framework for macroeconomic analysis

AD/AS model

Aggregate demand (AD) definition

Total planned spending on goods & services in the economy

AD equation components

AD=C+I+G+(XM)AD = C + I + G + (X - M)

What (XM)(X - M) represents in AD equation

Net exports (can be positive or negative)

Why AD curve slopes downward

Lower prices make exports more competitive, increasing demand

Shape of short-run AS (SRAS) curve

Upward sloping

Shape of long-run AS (LRAS) curve

Vertical line

What LRAS represents

Maximum output when economy is on its PPF (full capacity)

Macroeconomic equilibrium condition

AD=ASAD = AS

Economic shock definition

Sudden unexpected event that hits the economy

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