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AP Macroeconomics Review Session One

AP Macroeconomics Review Session One. Key Vocabulary Terms and Key Graphs. This is a fairly comprehensive review largely based on the 2000 and 2005 released Multiple Choice Exams and the recent Free Response Questions. Production Possibilities. Assumptions: Full Employment

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Monetary Policy

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. We have seen that the level of real GDP produced by the economy depends on the quantity of labor employed, holding constant the quantity of capital , other factors of production and the state of technology. Along the aggregate production function, the quantity of capital is fixed.

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The Aggregate Expenditures Model

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2.2 Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply

2.2 Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply. U nit Overview. Introduction to Aggregate Demand Aggregate Demand: The total demand for the output of a nation at a range of price levels in a particular period of time from all consumers, domestic and foreign.

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ECO 120 Macroeconomics Week 5

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The Aggregate Economy

The Aggregate Economy. LRAS. Price Level. AS. PL1. AD. Q1. FE. RGDP. The Aggregate Economy. Economic well being is determined by the level of Real GDP The level of RGDP is determined by current levels of aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply (AS).

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The Aggregate Economy

The Aggregate Economy. LRAS. Price Level. AS. PL1. AD. Q1. FE. RGDP. The Aggregate Economy. Economic well being is determined by the level of Real GDP The level of RGDP is determined by current levels of aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply (AS).

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The Investment Demand Curve

Chapter 10 Figure 10.1(a). The Investment Demand Curve. Chapter 10 Figure 10.1(b). The Investment Curve (I g ). Chapter 10 Table 10.1. Chapter 10 Table 10.2. Macroeconomic Equilibrium for a Private Closed Economy AE = C + I g. Chapter 10 Figure 10.2.

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Interest Rates (i% = nominal; r% = real) & Investment Demand = ID

Economics. Interest Rates (i% = nominal; r% = real) & Investment Demand = ID. What is Investment?. Businesses/firms borrow to spend money on: New plants (factories) Capital equipment (machinery) Technology (hardware & software) New Homes

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Interest Rate and Investment Demand

Interest Rate and Investment Demand. What is investment? . Money spent on: New Plants (factories) Capital equipment (machines) Technology (Hardware & Software) New homes Inventories (goods sold by producers) . Expected Rate of Return. How does a business make investment decisions?

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Macro Ch 8 Vocabulary

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