Aggregate demand and aggregate supply (OCR A-Level Economics): Flashcards

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Aggregate demand

Total demand for goods & services in an economy

MPC

Proportion of additional income allocated to consumption

MPS

Proportion of additional income allocated to saving

Shape of AD curve

Downward-sloping

Four components of AD

Consumption, Investment, Gov spending, Net exports

Consumption (C)

Household expenditure on goods and services

Investment (I)

Firm expenditure on capital goods

Government spending (G)

Government expenditure on goods and services

Net exports (X-M)

Value of exports minus value of imports

AD & price level relationship

Inverse relationship

Wealth effect

Lower prices increase real wealth, raising consumption

Interest rate effect

Lower prices reduce money demand & interest rates, boosting spending

International trade effect

Lower prices make domestic goods cheaper, raising exports

Cause of AD curve shifts

Changes in any AD component (C, I, G, X-M)

Rightward AD shift

Increase in aggregate demand

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