If firms' expectations about the future become pessimistic so that they think future profits will be lower, then
A.
aggregate demand decreases and the AD curve shifts leftward.
B.
the aggregate demand curve does not shift but potential GDP decreases.
C.
aggregate demand increases and the AD curve shifts rightward.
D.
the quantity of real GDP demanded decreases and there is a movement up along the AD curve.
E.
the quantity of real GDP demanded increases and there is a movement down along the AD curve.
A is correct
When consumers become pessimistic they decrease their spending. This leads to decrease in aggregate demand and aggregate demand shifts leftward.
If firms' expectations about the future become pessimistic so that they think future profits will be...
When the price level falls, aggregate demand ______. decreases and the AD curve shifts leftward does not change, but the quantity of real GDP demanded decreases and a movement up along the AD curve occurs does not change, but the quantity of real GDP demanded increases and a movement down along the AD curve occurs increases and the AD curve shifts rightward When Europe trades with Mexico and goes into a recession, ______.
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Suppose the US economy is at Potential GDP. Then, consumers and firms become pessimistic about future economic conditions, and consumption and investment decrease. In response to the decline in consumption and investment, the FED increases the money supply. Congress responds as well approving an increase in government spending and tax cuts. Illustrate this sequence of events using an Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply graph. State what happens with Real GDP, Prices, and the Unemployment rate after monetary and fiscal policies are implemented.
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There is a difference between a change in the quantity demanded of Real GDP and a change in aggregate demand. a. Explain the differences between a change in the quantity demanded of Real GDP and a change in aggregate demand. b. Graphically evaluate the difference between an increase in the quantity demanded of Real GDP and an increase in aggregate demand.c. List TWO (2) changes that would shift the AD curve rightward. d. List TWO (2) the changes that would shift the AD curve leftward.
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