aggregate demand and aggregate supply analysis (11.1.2)

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what is aggregate demand?
is equal to the sum of net exports, consumption, investment and government spending at a given price level.
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why does shift occur in AD?
AD shfts because any change in consumption, investement, goverment spending, exports or imports. this could be changed cause of behaviour or gov policy
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what is a demand shock?
it is anything positve or negative that causes AD to change
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what are the examples of negative shock?
an interest rate rise, a collapse in the housing market etc
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why does movement occur along the AD curve?
movements along the AD can be caused by the change in avergae price level (the two have inverse relationship)
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why does shift occur in AD?

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AD shfts because any change in consumption, investement, goverment spending, exports or imports. this could be changed cause of behaviour or gov policy

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what is a demand shock?

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what are the examples of negative shock?

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why does movement occur along the AD curve?

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