ap macroeconomics aggregate demand. determinants of ad consumption (c) gross private investment (i g...
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AP Macroeconomics
Aggregate Demand
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Determinants of AD
• Consumption (C)• Gross Private Investment (IG)• Government Spending (G)• Net Exports (XN) = Exports - Imports
(X – M)
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Aggregate Demand (AD)
• Shows the amount of Real GDP that the private, public and foreign sector collectively desire to purchase at each possible price level
• The relationship between the price level and the level of Real GDP is inverse (just like any other demand curve)– See graph
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PL
GDPR
AD
Aggregate Demand Curve
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Three Reasons AD is downward sloping
• Real-Balances Effect– When the price-level is high households and
businesses cannot afford to purchase as much output.
– When the price-level is low households and businesses can afford to purchase more output.
• Interest-Rate Effect– A higher price-level increases the interest rate which
tends to discourage investment– A lower price-level decreases the interest rate which
tends to encourage investment
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Three Reasons AD is downward sloping
• Foreign Purchases Effect– A higher domestic price-level increases the demand
for relatively cheaper imports– A lower domestic price-level increases the foreign
demand for relatively cheaper U.S. exports
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Shifts in Aggregate Demand (AD)• There are two parts to a shift in AD:
1. A change in C, IG, G and/or XN
2. A multiplier effect that produces a greater change than the original change in the four components
• Increases in AD = AD • Decreases in AD = AD
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PL
GDPR
AD AD1
Increase in Aggregate Demand
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PL
GDPR
AD1 AD
Decrease in Aggregate Demand
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Foreshadowing• Remember your training! • If a demand curve moves to the
right, how will price and quantity change?
• If a demand curve moves to the left, how will price and quantity change?
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Determinants of AD (Reminder)
• Consumption (C)• Gross Private Investment (IG)• Government Spending (G)• Net Exports (XN) = Exports - Imports
(X – M)• If you can’t identify the change as
affecting C, Ig, G, or Xn, don’t move AD.
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What affects Consumption?• Household spending is affected by:
– Consumer wealth• More wealth = more spending (AD shifts )• Less wealth = less spending (AD shifts )
– Consumer expectations• Positive expectations = more spending (AD shifts
)• Negative expectations = less spending (AD shifts
)
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What Affects Consumption?– Household indebtedness
• Less debt = more spending (AD shifts )• More debt = less spending (AD shifts )
– Taxes• Less taxes = more spending (AD shifts )• More taxes = less spending (AD shifts )
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What Affects Gross Private Investment?
• Investment Spending is sensitive to:– The Real Interest Rate
• Lower Real Interest Rate = More Investment (AD)• Higher Real Interest Rate = Less Investment (AD)
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What Affects Gross Private Investment?– Expected Returns
• Higher Expected Returns = More Investment (AD)• Lower Expected Returns = Less Investment (AD)• Expected Returns are influenced by
– Expectations of future profitability– Technology– Degree of Excess Capacity (Existing Stock of Capital)
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What Affects Government Spending?
• More Government Spending (AD)
• Less Government Spending (AD)
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Net Exports• Net Exports are sensitive to:
– Exchange Rates (International value of $)• Strong $ = More Imports and Fewer Exports = (AD
)• Weak $ = Fewer Imports and More Exports = (AD
)– Relative Income
• Strong Foreign Economies = More Exports = (AD )
• Weak Foreign Economies = Less Exports = (AD )– Inflation rates– Speculation– Tastes
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SummaryΔ=change
• AD reflects an inverse relationship between PL and GDPR
• Δ in PL creates real-balance, interest-rate, and foreign purchase effects that explain AD’s downward slope
• Δ in C, IG, G, and/or XN cause Δ in
GDPR because they Δ AD.• Increase in AD = AD • Decrease in AD = AD