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Sources of Aggregate Demand Shocks
Effect of Autonomous Consumption on the Aggregate Demand Curve
A change in autonomous consumption () causes a parallel shift in the aggregate demand curve. As an autonomous component of spending, an increase in shifts the AD curve upward, while a decrease would shift it downward, indicating a change in aggregate demand at every income level.
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Effect of Autonomous Consumption on the Aggregate Demand Curve
Effect of Exports on the Aggregate Demand Curve
Effect of Autonomous Investment on the Aggregate Demand Curve
Effect of Government Spending on the Aggregate Demand Curve
Effect of the Interest Rate on the Aggregate Demand Curve
An economy experiences a sudden and widespread surge in consumer confidence, driven by positive news about future technological advancements. As a result, households begin to increase their spending on goods and services, even before any actual changes in their current income levels occur. Which of the following best identifies the initial source of this change in the economy?
Analyzing Competing Economic Events
Identifying a Government-Induced Demand Shock
Match each economic event with the primary source of the aggregate demand shock it would create.
A widespread decrease in the general price level throughout an economy, which leads to an increase in the total quantity of goods and services demanded, constitutes a positive aggregate demand shock.
Evaluating the Relative Impact of Different Demand Shocks
Disaggregating Economic Shocks
An unexpected decision by a country's central bank to significantly increase its main policy interest rate is most likely to cause a negative aggregate demand shock by directly reducing the level of autonomous ______.
Pinpointing the Initial Demand Shock
An economy's total spending is subject to various unexpected events. Which of the following scenarios describes an event that would not be classified as an initial source of a shock to aggregate demand?
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Imagine an economy where a sudden, widespread stock market boom makes households feel wealthier, causing them to increase their spending regardless of their current income levels. On a standard graph with aggregate demand on the vertical axis and national income on the horizontal axis, how would this event be represented?
Analyzing a Shift in Aggregate Demand
A widespread increase in consumer optimism that leads to more spending, irrespective of income, will cause the aggregate demand curve to become steeper.
Analyzing the Impact of a Government Rebate
Comparing Shocks to Aggregate Demand
Match each economic event with its most likely direct effect on the aggregate demand curve, which plots total spending against national income.
If households across an economy decide to increase their spending by a fixed amount at every level of income, the aggregate demand curve will experience a(n) ______ shift.
An economy experiences a sudden housing market downturn, causing widespread concern among households about their future financial stability. Arrange the following events in the correct logical sequence to show how this downturn affects the aggregate demand curve, which plots total spending against national income.
An economist observes a significant increase in total consumer spending across an economy. Which of the following scenarios would provide the strongest evidence that this change is due to an upward parallel shift of the aggregate demand curve, rather than a movement along it?
Distinguishing Economic Shocks