1. In an ADAS model, Real GDP is always equal to potential GDP. True or false?
2. The JFK International Airport is building its 3rd runway now. Use the ADAS model to explain the short-run impact on the HK economy.
1) False. Real GDP and potential GDP can differ in short run when AD and AS may not necessarily intersect at LRAS. Hence, in long run, Real GDP and potential GDP are always equal but in short run Real GDP and potential GDP may not be equal
2) In HK economy, this is likely to increase in domestic travel to the US and US travel to HK. This is likely to boost international trade and so net exports may increase. Hence, AD would shift right and real GDP and price level would rise in the HK economy

1. In an ADAS model, Real GDP is always equal to potential GDP. True or false?...
In the AS-AD model, when actual GDP falls below potential real GDP in the equilibrium of the AD and short-run AS curves, then -aggregate supply increases. -the economy is not at a short run equilibrium in the AS-AD model. -cyclical unemployment occurs.
Consider an economy that begins with real GDP equal to potential GDP. There is then a sudden increase in the prices of raw materials, which shifts the aggregate supply (AS)curve upward. a. Draw the initial long run equilibrium in an AD/AS diagram. b. Now show the immediate effect of the supply shock in your diagram. c. Suppose wages and prices in this economy adjust instantly to shocks. Explain what happens to unemployment in this economy. d. If wages and prices...
Suppose the current level of real GDP for an economy is below its potential level of RGDP. Starting with this situation, and in the absence of any government action, what should next happen in the AD-AS model? Group of answer choices A. A decrease in the Long-Run Aggregate Supply B. An increase in Aggregate Demand C. A decrease in Aggregate Demand D. An increase in the Short-Run Aggregate Supply E. An increase in the Long-Run Aggregate Supply F. A decrease...
3. Consider an economy where current real GDP is equal to its potential level y'. (a) Suppose that as a result of uncertainty over the future of trade relations between Canada and China, investment by firms in Canada falls. Use an AD-AS diagram to illustrate the effect of this drop in investment in the Canadian economy. (b) In response to negative economic conditions created in part (a), households decide to increase their savings because they fear they may soon lose...
Aggregate Demand is always equal to Gross Domestic Product Group of answer choices True False Which of the following is NOT true about GDP as an indicator of how well or how poorly the economy is performing. Group of answer choices GDP is not a good indicator because the U.S. is a "24/7" economy, while other economies value time off GDP is not a good indicator because it can be undervalued GDP is not a good indicator because it takes...
Suppose the current level of real GDP for an economy is below its potential level of RGDP. Starting with this situation, and in the absence of any government action, what should next happen in the AD-AS model? Group of answer choices A. A decrease in the Long-Run Aggregate Supply B. An increase in Aggregate Demand C. A decrease in Aggregate Demand D. An increase in the Short-Run Aggregate Supply E. An increase in the Long-Run Aggregate Supply F. A decrease...
Assume that the economy starts at potential output, and then there is a major decline in new home construction. a) Describe the short-run impact of this change on real GDP and the price level. Be specific about what component(s) of GDP change, and explain the economics behind the changes you describe. b) Assuming no further shocks/changes in policy, describe how the economy will transition from the short-run equilibrium in part a) to its long-run equilibrium. Be sure to explain the...
1. What is on the horizontal axis and the vertical axis of the AD-AS graph? Or explain what Y and P are, and how they are measured. 2. What is the major difference between the AE model and the AD-AS model? 3. Suppose a recession is characterized by a decrease in real GDP and a decrease in the price level. What could be the cause of the recession? 4. Suppose a recession is characterized by a decrease in real GDP...
Long run aggregate supply is the relationship between the quantity of real GDP supplied and the price level when the maintain full employment changes in step with the price level to O A. money wage rate OB. quantity of money OC. real wage rate OD. interest rate supplied and the when the money wage rate, the prices of other resources and Short run aggregate supply is the relationship between the quantity of potential GDP remain constant O A real GDP...
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(3) If current real GDP is above potential real GDP, a reduction in income taxes will lead primarily to inflation and will cause at best a small increase in the current level of real GDP. (5) (4) Because of various factors that can make wages and other factor prices sticky, an inflationary gap could persist for longer periods of time than a recessionary gap (5)