ECO102H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Aggregate Demand, Diminishing Returns

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An increase in the price level (p) shifts the ae curve downward. A decrease in the price level (p) shifts the ae curve upward. This shift of the ae curve is due to the effect of changes in p on consumption (c) and net exports (nx) Households save some of their disposable income in order to spend it later at some point. For instance, households might save (and accumulate wealth) now in order to be able to finance their consumption expenditure when they retire. Therefore, an unexpected rise in wealth would shift the consumption curve up (and the saving curve down) That is, less will be needed to be saved for retirement. Changes in p affect c through their impact on real wealth. An increase in p lowers real wealth. Bondholders" perception of their wealth also decreases. The impact of a change in p on net exports. An increase in p makes domestic goods relatively more expensive than foreign good.

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