Exam 8: Modelling Real Gdp and the Price Level in the Short Run
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The difference between the equilibrium level of real GDP and how much the economy could be producing if it were operating at full employment on its long-run aggregate supply curve is known as the
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In the ________,an increase in the price level induces firms to expand production because prices of inputs are held constant so the higher prices for their product implies that it is profitable to expand production.
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Over the last twenty years,real GDP in the Canadian economy has increased and there has been inflation.This indicates that aggregate demand has ________ more than aggregate supply.
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Figure 8-3
-According to Figure 8-3,what will the price level be in the new long-run equilibrium?

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If the Canadian dollar becomes stronger in international markets,consequences include
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OPEC's oil embargo of Canada in the 1970s was an example of
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Figure 8-3
-Which point or points on Figure 8-3 illustrate an eventual long-run equilibrium?

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Short run changes in the ________ can affect real output because some production costs are relatively fixed.
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An increase in long- run aggregate supply could be caused by
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In the short run,an increase in the price level induces firms to expand production because
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If the Canadian dollar becomes weaker in international markets,the net effects will include
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A long run equilibrium occurs at the intersection of the short-run aggregate supply curve and the
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Figure 8-5
-If the aggregate demand curve in Figure 8-5 is D₂,the economy will be experiencing

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Figure 8-1
-According to Figure 8-1,a decrease in aggregate demand between real GDP levels Q₁ and Q₀

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Short run changes in the price level can affect real output because
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As the price level ,the short-run aggregate supply curve becomes increasingly steep.
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In the short run,if the price level rises then the overall economy can temporarily produce beyond its nominal capacity.One reason for this is that
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