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Aggregate Demand and Supply

Aggregate Demand and Supply

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Aggregate Demand and Supply

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Multiple Choice

What is aggregate demand?

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Total amount of spending on domestic goods and services in an economy

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The total quantity of output firms will produce and sell.

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Open Ended

What does the aggregate demand curve show?

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Open Ended

Why is aggregate demand downsloping?

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Multiple Choice

What are the components of demand?

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Consumption and investment

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Investment and net exports

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Net exports

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Consumption, Investment, Gov't Spending, Net Exports

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Multiple Select

What shifts aggregate demand to the right? (select all that apply)

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Increased consumer spending

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Expansionary fiscal and monetary policy

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Decline in consumer spending

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Multiple Select

What shifts aggregate demand to the left? (select all that apply)

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Decline in consumer spending

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Contractionary fiscal/monetary policy

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Expansionary fiscal policy

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Open Ended

What is a demand shock?

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What causes demand shocks?

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Multiple Choice

What is aggregate supply?

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Total amount of spending on domestic goods and services in an economy

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The total quantity of output firms will produce and sell.

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Multiple Choice

What shifts aggregate supply to the left?

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Productivity increases or the price of key inputs falls.

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Productivity decreases or price of key inputs rises.

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Multiple Choice

What shifts aggregate supply to the right?

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Productivity increases or the price of key inputs falls.

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Productivity decreases or the price of key inputs rises.

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Open Ended

What is potential GDP?

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Multiple Choice

What is potential GDP also known as?

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Full GDP

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Real GDP

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Nominal GDP

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Full employment GDP

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