q2 When the real aggregate supply curve is upward sloping, increased expenditures lead to increased real GDP.
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q2 When the real aggregate supply curve is upward sloping, increased expenditures lead to increased real GDP. The main reason for this is
- producers can always increase output to take advantage of profit opportunities.
- the availability of unemployed resources, such as labor and physical capital.
- a higher price level stimulates real GDP.
q3 Suppose an economy is defined by the following: C = 108 + 0.6 (Yd). The 108 in this algebraic equation represents the ________.
- consumption function
- marginal propensity to consume
- autonomous consumption
q4 When looking at the graph of an income-expenditure model where would the macro equilibrium be found?
- At the market level where supply equals demand.
- At the level of GDP where aggregate expenditure equals national income.
- At the level of GDP where GDP equals Potential GDP.
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