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d) i) Aggregate expenditure ii) Aggregate demand AE P Y = AE AE(Po) Po Ap AD Real GDP Yo Real GDP The diagrams show the relationship between equilibrium real GDP determined in panel i) and the AD function in panel ii). If the AE function in panel i) had a steeper slope: O the AD function would have a lower slope. O the AD function would have a steeper slope. O the AD function would be vertical. O the AD function would not be affected. e) The public debt ratio is calculated: by adding up consumption, investment , government expenditure and net exports and dividing by real GDP. O by adding up all provincial government budget deficits since 1967 and dividing the result by nominal GDP. by adding up all federal government annual budget balances, surplus and deficits, since confederation and dividing the result by nominal GDP. O by adding up the annual differences between household consumption and saving and dividing the result by real GDP. ENG 1:34 PMQuestion 3 [5 points] For all the questions below select the appropriate answer: a) Consider an economy that is in short run equilibrium at a real output less than potential output. Under these conditions an increase in autonomous consumption expenditure will: O increase AD, increase equilibrium output and, perhaps leave the general price level unchanged. O increase AD, increase equilibrium real output, and lower the price level. O increase AS, increase equilibrium real output, and lower the price level. O decrease AS, lower equilibrium real output and raise the general price level. b) If you were to draw aggregate demand and aggregate supply curves in a diagram, the point of intersection of these curves would give: O a short run equilibrium price and potential output. O a short run equilibrium price and real output. O a short run labour market equilibrium at full employment. O none of the above. c) The aggregate demand curve is used to describe and illustrate the relationship between: O the level of employment and the level of real output. O the government sector's expenditure on goods and services and the general price level. O the level of production in the economy and the general price level. O the equilibrium level of aggregate expenditure and the general price level