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If the government were to cut their spending, what effect would this have on national income?
I need to answer this question through the use of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand framework.
Can anyone help me?
I need to answer this question through the use of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand framework.
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(Original post by lauramercier)
If the government were to cut their spending, what effect would this have on national income?
I need to answer this question through the use of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand framework.
Can anyone help me?
If the government were to cut their spending, what effect would this have on national income?
I need to answer this question through the use of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand framework.
Can anyone help me?
so if a government cuts their spending, AD falls
using AD/AS analysis, we can shift back AD like this:
as a result, national income falls (Y1 to Y2 due to equilibrium shift)
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The AD function is C+I+G+X-M
so if a government cuts their spending, AD falls
using AD/AS analysis, we can shift back AD like this:
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as a result, national income falls (Y1 to Y2 due to equilibrium shift)
The AD function is C+I+G+X-M
so if a government cuts their spending, AD falls
using AD/AS analysis, we can shift back AD like this:
as a result, national income falls (Y1 to Y2 due to equilibrium shift)
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(Original post by lauramercier)
If the government were to cut their spending, what effect would this have on national income?
I need to answer this question through the use of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand framework.
Can anyone help me?
If the government were to cut their spending, what effect would this have on national income?
I need to answer this question through the use of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand framework.
Can anyone help me?
This would mean that as well as the AD curve shifting inwards, the AS curve would shift upwards (ie at every level of Y there is a higher P).
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Assume that real GDP in Aspacifica is currently equal to the potential level. (Aspacifica is a hypothetical, small economy in the Asia-Pacific region.) Next, assume that the country experiences a major slump in business investment.
Using no more than two AD-AS (also known as ADI-SRIA) diagrams, illustrate the short-run macro-economic effects of this investment shock.
Provide appropriate explanations, using full sentences.
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Using no more than two AD-AS (also known as ADI-SRIA) diagrams, illustrate the short-run macro-economic effects of this investment shock.
Provide appropriate explanations, using full sentences.
Please help
will happy with any help especially illustration and explanation Thank youuu!!
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(Original post by Mike_123)
The AD function is C+I+G+X-M
so if a government cuts their spending, AD falls
using AD/AS analysis, we can shift back AD like this:
![Image]()
as a result, national income falls (Y1 to Y2 due to equilibrium shift)
The AD function is C+I+G+X-M
so if a government cuts their spending, AD falls
using AD/AS analysis, we can shift back AD like this:
as a result, national income falls (Y1 to Y2 due to equilibrium shift)
(Original post by lauramercier)
If the government were to cut their spending, what effect would this have on national income?
I need to answer this question through the use of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand framework.
Can anyone help me?
If the government were to cut their spending, what effect would this have on national income?
I need to answer this question through the use of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand framework.
Can anyone help me?
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Nice of you to provide a diagram!
Obviously your questions have been answered here, it might also be worth noting the fall would be deltaG x the multiplier (derived from the consumption function), not sure of what exam you're sitting but it might score you extra points!
Nice of you to provide a diagram!
Obviously your questions have been answered here, it might also be worth noting the fall would be deltaG x the multiplier (derived from the consumption function), not sure of what exam you're sitting but it might score you extra points!
Resulting effect in RNI = deltaG / 1 - MPC
Am I correct? AQA level student hoping to take econ at uni. Just interested.
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deltaG x multiplier {multiplier = 1 / 1 - MPC)
Resulting effect in RNI = deltaG / 1 - MPC
Am I correct? AQA level student hoping to take econ at uni. Just interested.
deltaG x multiplier {multiplier = 1 / 1 - MPC)
Resulting effect in RNI = deltaG / 1 - MPC
Am I correct? AQA level student hoping to take econ at uni. Just interested.
1 - C1 = MPS
= 1/1-C1
In your equation substitute MPC for MPS!
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