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the two midnight policy(passive) caused byaggregate IPPS expenditures
fiscal policy initiatives designedto influenceaggregate spending
an autonomous decrease in consumption(passive) caused byaggregate spending
both demand- and supply - side factorsinfluencingthe aggregate expenditures
An economy , by definition , comprises of aggregate outputresultingfrom aggregate expenditure
changes in income(passive) caused byaggregate expenditure
A rise in government spendingleadsaggregate spending
the decrease of the investment rate(passive) caused byaggregate expenditure
the categories of spendingcontributeto aggregate expenditures
a change in income(passive) caused byaggregate expenditure
the value of collateral and thus the provision of creditthereby influencingaggregate spending
fiscal deficit(passive) caused byaggregate expenditure
the Y2 K crisis(passive) caused byaggregate spending
changes in the price level(passive) caused byaggregate expenditure
lower government spending(passive) caused byaggregate spending
no one physician ’s practice ... big enoughto influenceaggregate spending
interest rates as the mechanismto influenceaggregate spending
this decline in consumer spendingcausedthe aggregate expenditures
taxes(passive) caused byaggregate expenditures
government purchases(passive) caused byaggregate expenditures
the larger budget deficit(passive) caused byaggregate spending
the increase in savings(passive) caused byaggregate expenditure
ED - related visitscontributeto aggregate expenditures
aggregate investment in one period(passive) created byaggregate spending
the same aggregate incomecreatesthe same aggregate income
of C , I , G and X M.is composedof C , I , G and X M.
in unintended investment in inventories , depressed profits and eventual declines in output employment and incomeresultingin unintended investment in inventories , depressed profits and eventual declines in output employment and income
in a shift in the aggregate demand scheduleresultin a shift in the aggregate demand schedule
increase in general pricescausesincrease in general prices
a straight line when compared with the GDPcreatesa straight line when compared with the GDP
to an increase in output at each possible price levelleadsto an increase in output at each possible price level
ripple effects on the level of total income is known as a A normalized change b An autonomous change in aggregate spending c An economic disruption dcausesripple effects on the level of total income is known as a A normalized change b An autonomous change in aggregate spending c An economic disruption d
in unintendedinvestment in inventories , depressed profits and eventual declines in outputemployment and incomeresultingin unintendedinvestment in inventories , depressed profits and eventual declines in outputemployment and income
in unintended investment in , or unplanned accumulation of , inventory which leads over time to a decline in output and a decline in GDPresultsin unintended investment in , or unplanned accumulation of , inventory which leads over time to a decline in output and a decline in GDP
to a positive contribution to GDPleadingto a positive contribution to GDP
reduction in prices or lowering the rate of inflationcausesreduction in prices or lowering the rate of inflation
a jobs environment where there are more jobs available than there are people to fill themis ... creatinga jobs environment where there are more jobs available than there are people to fill them
from the reduction in planned investmentresultingfrom the reduction in planned investment
business firms to increase output and thus income further , etccausesbusiness firms to increase output and thus income further , etc
from the introduction of a modest BIG schemeresultingfrom the introduction of a modest BIG scheme
in an economic drag that could indirectly affect home buyerswill resultin an economic drag that could indirectly affect home buyers
from some factorresultingfrom some factor
to higher GDP levels and higher growthleadingto higher GDP levels and higher growth
from a movement in the domestic price level , which in turn changes the price of domestic goods in relation to foreign goodsresultingfrom a movement in the domestic price level , which in turn changes the price of domestic goods in relation to foreign goods