7 ~ Aggregate Supply

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AS - Level Economics (Macroeconomics) Flashcards on 7 ~ Aggregate Supply, created by Tara Pugal on 23/04/2016.
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What does AS measure? the volume of goods + services produced annually the ability of an economy to meet D
What does SRAS show? total planned output when prices change but the prices and productivity of factor inputs are help constant
What does LRAS show? a measure of a country's potential output and is linked to the PPF
What is the LRAS curve assumed to look like? vertical (doesn't change when the PL does)
What is the SRAS curve assumed to be? upwards sloping
What happens to SRAS if ↑AD? SRAS expands (movement along the curve)
What happens to SRAS if ↓AD SRAS contracts
What is a shift in SRAS caused by? (6) change in production costs commodity prices ER gov T and subsidies P of M SR shocks to SRAS
How to changes in production costs affect SRAS? ↑production costs = ↓output = ↓SRAS
How do commodity prices affect SRAS? ↑commodity prices = ↓output = ↓SRAS
How does the ER affect SRAS? ↓ER = ↑P of M = ↓SRAS
How does the P of M affect SRAS? ↓P of M = ↑SRAS
How do gov T and subsidies affect SRAS? ↑T to meet environmental standards = ↑costs = ↓SRAS
What is the main driver of SRAS? the level of production costs
In the LR what is an economy's ability to produce goods + services to meet D based on? the state of production technology and the availability and quantity of factor inputs
What does an increase in LRAS show? an increase in productive potential
What does productivity measure? the efficiency of the production proces
What are the key factors affecting LRAS? (4) high productivity of labour and K increased labour market participation gains from innovation and enterprise I
What is the productivity gap? how much the Uk lags behind in productivity
How is the productivity gap measured? by an index of constant P GDP per worked hour
Why does the UK lag on productivity? (4) low rate of new I banking crisis affecting lending to firms possibly slowing rates of innovation low AD and high spare capacity
What is an improvement in labour productivity likely to do to PL? ↓PL
What is an improvement in labour productivity likely to do to GDP? ↑GDP (gains in AS)
What is an improvement in labour productivity likely to do to U? ↓U (lower in LR)
What is an improvement in labour productivity likely to do to (X-M)? ↓(X-M) (more competitive X)
What is an improvement in labour productivity likely to do to spare capacity? ↑spare capacity (from a rise in SR spare capacity)
What is an improvement in labour productivity likely to do to I? ↑I (profits will have increased
What is an improvement in labour productivity likely to do to G? ↓G
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