MGEA01H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Potential Output, Production Function, Price Level
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Chapter 12 aggregate demand and aggregate supply (part 1) Why is the aggregate demand curve downward sloping? (cid:120) the national income identity (chapter 7): Price demand. (cid:159) there should be no change in aggregate. 2 (cid:120) a downward sloping ad curve can be explained by the wealth effect and the interest rate effect. When p up, c down, i planned down and nx down=ae planned down to ae (p1) Note: ae0 = [ac + ai + g + x0 im0 mpc t0 + mpc tr0 d i] because. C = ac + mpc yd, where yd = y t + tr. Iplanned = ai d i, where i = i . Tr = tr0 (in the meantime & will be. Shifts in the aggregate demand curve (cid:120) the ad equation in generic form: Factors that cause ad shifting to the right. Incentive to invest increases of physical capital is low.