Macroeconomics
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Author: Roger A. Arnold
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Explain the situation of AD curve if dollar appreciates.
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- Use the AD/AS framework to explain how the economy adjusts in the short run and the long run to each of the following (assuming that the economy starts at potential GDP with no spare Capacity and a given price level): a) World energy prices rise and then settle at a new higher level, and this raises input prices for all domestic producers. b) There is a one-off fall in export demand which stays at the new lower level.  c) The monetary policy makers lower their official interest rate and hold it at the new lower level. d)The government raises its current spending and keeps it at the new level. e)Say what might have happened to the other components of aggregate demand when the economy has adjusted to the change In d) in the long run.arrow_forwardIf the inflation target increases, the AD curve is unchanged but inflation increases along the AD curve. a. True b. Falsearrow_forwardThe slope of the AD curve:(a) Why does the AD curve slope downward?arrow_forward
- Aggregate demand ________ and  shifts the  AD curve ________ when ________.   decreases; leftward; government expenditure increases   decreases; leftward; foreign incomes decrease   increases; leftward; taxes decrease   increases; rightward; taxes increase   decreases; rightward; government expenditure increasesarrow_forwardUsing the AD/AS model, show how fear of a recession is expected to affect an economy experiencing too much inflationarrow_forwardThe AD curve can be shifted by...arrow_forward
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