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Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2
Real GDP and the PriceLevel in the Long RunDuring the early 2000s, Japan's price level declined at a steady pace. Then, between late 2003 and 2008, th Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2he price level went through brief periods in which it oscillated very slightly upward or downward. On net, however, Japan’s price level still dropped somewhat during this second period. Then, in the late 2000s, the price level suddenly jumped upward at a rate of more than 2 percent per year before p Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2lunging downward at a rate exceeding 2 percent per year. What caused Japan's price level to behave as it did across the 2000s? To answer this questionEbook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2
, you must understand how a nation’s equilibrium price level is determined. Helping you develop an understanding of this concept is a key goal of thisReal GDP and the PriceLevel in the Long RunDuring the early 2000s, Japan's price level declined at a steady pace. Then, between late 2003 and 2008, th Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2ic growth UJ on the long-run aggregate supply curve “* ► Explain why the aggregate demand ® curve slopes downward and list key o factors that cause this curve to shift0► Discuss the meaning of long-run2 equilibrium for the economy as a whole —► Evaluate why economic growth can2cause deflationoc ► Ev Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2aluate likely reasons for persistentEbook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2
See end of chapter for details.209210 PART J ■ REAL GDP DETERMINATION AND FISCAL POLICYDidYouKnowuntil the spring of 2008, the U.S, price level had noReal GDP and the PriceLevel in the Long RunDuring the early 2000s, Japan's price level declined at a steady pace. Then, between late 2003 and 2008, th Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2 price level over time, for the first time in half a century. Why was there such a lengthy period between deflationary bouts in the United States? What can cause deflation to occur? In addition, wily did án/ỉơtion, or an increase in the prive level over time, take place during every other 12-month i Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2nterval following 1955? To answer these questions, you must leam about the causes of both deflation and inflation, which are key topics that this chapEbook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2
ter addresses.That©Aggregate supplyThe total of all panned production for the eccaomy.Long-run aggregate supply curveA »erti:al line representing the Real GDP and the PriceLevel in the Long RunDuring the early 2000s, Japan's price level declined at a steady pace. Then, between late 2003 and 2008, th Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2f fdl emptyment—tte tuf-errciDjment level of real GDPBa se-year dollarsThe value of a cu-rert sun- erpressed in terms of prices in a base year.EndowmentsThe various resource in an economy, including both physical resources and such frjnan resources as ingenuity aid mawnent skillsOutput Growth and th Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2e Long-RunAggregate Supply CurveIn Chapter 2, wc showed the derivation of the production possibilities curs e (PPQ. At any point in time, the economyEbook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2
can be inside or on the PPC but never outside it. Along the PPC, a country’s resources are fully employed in the production of goods and services, andReal GDP and the PriceLevel in the Long RunDuring the early 2000s, Japan's price level declined at a steady pace. Then, between late 2003 and 2008, th Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2planned production for the entire economy as the aggregate supply of real output.The Long-Run Aggregate Supply CurvePut yourself in a world in which nothing has been changing, year in and year out. The price level has not changed. Technology has not changed. ’Hie prices of inputs that firms must pur Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2chase have not changed. Labor productivity has not changed. All resources arc fully employed, so die economy operates on its production possibilitiesEbook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2
curve, such as the one depicted in panel (a) of figure 10-1 below. This is a world that is fully adjusted and in which people have all the informationReal GDP and the PriceLevel in the Long RunDuring the early 2000s, Japan's price level declined at a steady pace. Then, between late 2003 and 2008, th Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2n of real GDP—which is the value of the flow of production of final goods and services measured in base-year dollars. We can represent long-run aggregate supply by a vertical line at SI 5 trillion of real GDP. This is what you sec in panel (b) of the figure below. T hat curve, labeled LRAS, is a ver Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2tical line determined by technology and endowments, or resources that exist in our economy. It is the full-information and full-adjustment level of reEbook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2
al output ofFIGURE 10-1The Production Possibilities Curve and the Economy's Long-Run Aggregate Supply CurveAt a point n time, a nation's base d reswreReal GDP and the PriceLevel in the Long RunDuring the early 2000s, Japan's price level declined at a steady pace. Then, between late 2003 and 2008, th Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2he radon can produce wbsn resources are fully emp'eyed. which determres the position of the Irg-run affitegate suxly curve URASÌ displaced in pand (b). Because peopte have complete information and input prices adjust fully in the lore run. the LRAS ts vertical Ebook Economics today - The macro view (16th edition): Part 2Real GDP and the PriceLevel in the Long RunDuring the early 2000s, Japan's price level declined at a steady pace. Then, between late 2003 and 2008, thGọi ngay
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