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Semis Report Econ Dev 2
Semis Report Econ Dev 2
Semis Report Econ Dev 2
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Presented by Semi-finals Group
AGGREGATE DEMAND
& AGGREGATE SUPPLY
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CORPORATE SOCIAL
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RESPONSIBILITY
02
TYPES OF CSR
AGGREGATE DEMAND
a curve that shows how a change in price level will change aggregate
expenditures on all goods and services in an economy
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WHY IS IT DOWNWARD
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SLOPING?
01 Consumption
02 Investment
03 Government
Spending
04 Net Exports
WEALTH EFFECT
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Real balance effect
Fall in the price level: Makes the holders of money and
financial assets richer, so they buy more.
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The price level falls (assuming the exchange rate does not change), net exports will rise.
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01 FOREIGN INCOME
EXCHANGE RATE
02 FLUCTUATIONS
03 EXPECTATIONS
04 DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME
05 GOVERNMENT POLICIES
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EFFECTS OF A SHIFT
FACTOR
AGGREGATE SUPPLY
Aggregate supply refers to the quantity of goods and services that
firms are willing and able to supply.
The relationship between this quantity and the price level is
different in the long and short run.
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Long-run aggregate supply (LAS) curve:
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INCREASE
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SHORT-RUN EQUILIBRIUM
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LONG-RUN EQUILIBRIUM
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