ECON 102 Chapter Notes - Chapter 23-24: Nominal Interest Rate, Factors Of Production, Aggregate Demand
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Short run: price level changes but factor prices are assumed to be constant, technology & production factors are assumed to be constant. Adjustment of factor prices: factor prices are flexible, technology & production factors are constant. Long run: factor prices have fully adjusted, technology & production factors are changing. Inconvenient to use ae model when price (p) isn"t fixed. Aggregate demand curve (ad): relates equilibrium (y) to price level (p) l e d o m. A: for any given p, curve shows level of real gdp for which ae = y. Increase in factor prices is assumed to lag behind increases in p: so firms expect they"ll benefit (in short run) & are willing to produce more output, shifts, mc curve . Mechanisms of ad shift: a ae , p ae. Simple multiplier: smaller in ad-as model than ae model. Supply shocks: expansionary: equilibrium output , contractionary: equilibrium output .
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