The increase in export over importshould causean increase in aggregate demand ( AD ) , economic growth
Lower income growth , occasioned by lost exports and lower terms of trade , can be expectedto resultin lower growth in aggregate demand
Total Factor Productivityhas contributed31.26 percent to the aggregate growth
a very long lever with whichto influencetrends in aggregate demand growth
An increase in government expenditure on goods and serviceswill leadto an increase in aggregate demand
increase in investment spendingcausesan increase in Aggregate demand
When exports and investment expenditure risewill leadto an increase in aggregate demand
an increase in government expenditurewill resultto an increase in aggregate demand
monetary factors ( i.e. increase in money supply ) , and real factors(passive) may be caused byThe increase in aggregate demand
therefore the investment will increaseleadsto the increase in aggregate demand
Private consumptionhas contributedto the growth of aggregate demand
An increase in investment expenditurescausesan increase in aggregate demand
government tax and spending policiescauseaggregate demand to increase
First , the spending of the fund will increase government spendingcausingaggregate demand to increase
rises , U.S. exports will increasecausingaggregate demand to increase
When this happens , net exports will risewill leadto an increase in aggregate demand
The increase of the money supplycausedan increase in aggregate demand
more investment spendingcausesan increase in aggregate demand
An increase in autonomous expenditurewill leadto an increase in aggregate demand
An increase in consumption expenditure and investment expenditurewill leadto an increase in aggregate demand
An increase in government spendingcausesan increase in aggregate demand
economic growth ... forcesinfluencethe growth in aggregate demand
increasing public spendingto influencethe growth of aggregate demand
by an increase in the quantity of money(passive) caused bythe increase in aggregate demand
A decrease in taxescausesaggregate demand to increase
An increase in household wealthwill causean increase in aggregate demand
When this happens , the demand for housing will risewill leadto an increase in aggregate demand
a decrease in other countries interest rate(passive) can be caused byAn increase in aggregate demand
monetary factors(passive) may be caused byThe increase in aggregate demand
household disposable income to increasewould causeaggregate demand to increase
What factorsmight causeaggregate demand to increase
more factorswill leadto an increase in aggregate demand
expansionary fiscal or monetary policy , a decrease in interest rates , a surge of optimistic consumer confidence , or a rise in the stock market that boosts financial wealth(passive) can be caused byAn increase in aggregate demand
expansionary fiscal or monetary policy , a decrease in interest rates , a surge of optimistic consumer confidence , or a rise in the stock market that boosts financial wealth(passive) once again can be caused byAn increase in aggregate demand
by a decrease in(passive) to be caused byan increase in aggregate demand
by an increase in the disposable income of families(passive) caused byan increase in aggregate demand
an increase in the disposable income of families(passive) caused byan increase in aggregate demand
to see that for any one country an increase in exportsleadsto an increase in aggregate demand
This fiscal expansionleadsto the increase in aggregate demand
the larger economyresultsfrom the increase in aggregate demand
inflation(passive) caused byinflation
to lower inflationleadsto lower inflation
in time , a reduction in inflationary pressureswould resultin time , a reduction in inflationary pressures
to an increase in national output and hence national income resulting in a fall in unemploymentwill leadto an increase in national output and hence national income resulting in a fall in unemployment
Economic recessions(passive) are typically caused byEconomic recessions
to a slower rise in the general price level resulting in lower inflationwill leadto a slower rise in the general price level resulting in lower inflation
an increase in real output and/or inflationwill causean increase in real output and/or inflation
both real output and the price level to increasecausesboth real output and the price level to increase
a temporary increase in both output and inflationcausesa temporary increase in both output and inflation
a rise in equilibrium national outputwill causea rise in equilibrium national output
a rise in real output or price or bothcausesa rise in real output or price or both
to an increase in nominal national outputwill leadto an increase in nominal national output
to a higher price level AND an increase in real productionleadsto a higher price level AND an increase in real production
equilibrium real GDP ( Y ) to increase and the equilibrium price level ( P ) to increasewill causeequilibrium real GDP ( Y ) to increase and the equilibrium price level ( P ) to increase
to a shortage of goods and services resulting in a rise in the general price levelwill leadto a shortage of goods and services resulting in a rise in the general price level
to a rise in the general price level resulting in higher inflationleadsto a rise in the general price level resulting in higher inflation
an inflationary gap with increased real GDP and inflationcausesan inflationary gap with increased real GDP and inflation
an increase in real GDPcausesan increase in real GDP
to a less rapid rise in the general price level resulting in lower inflationwill leadto a less rapid rise in the general price level resulting in lower inflation
Increases in the price level resulting from an excess of demand over output at the existing price level(passive) caused byIncreases in the price level resulting from an excess of demand over output at the existing price level
to a slower rise in the general price level resulting in lower demand - pull inflationwill leadto a slower rise in the general price level resulting in lower demand - pull inflation
to higher output and hence unemployment fallsleadsto higher output and hence unemployment falls
to more output and employment in an economyleadsto more output and employment in an economy
an increase in inflationcausesan increase in inflation
income and employment to increasecausesincome and employment to increase
an increase in national income , which in turn increases ADcausesan increase in national income , which in turn increases AD
an increase in national income , which in turn increases AD , and so oncausesan increase in national income , which in turn increases AD , and so on
in an increase in both the price level and real outputwill resultin an increase in both the price level and real output
a movement up the short run aggregate supply curve ... raising the price level ... while increasing real GDP and thus reducing unemploymentcausesa movement up the short run aggregate supply curve ... raising the price level ... while increasing real GDP and thus reducing unemployment
an increase in aggregate supplycausesan increase in aggregate supply
a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ change in the price level and a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ change in outputcausesa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ change in the price level and a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ change in output
a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ change in the price level and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ change in outputcausesa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ change in the price level and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ change in output