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Page 1: Aggregate demand & aggregate supply

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AGGREGATE DEMAND AGGREGATE SUPPLY

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Aggregate Demand is the money value of the total demand for goods and services in an economy during a given period (in an accounting year).

Aggregate Supply is the money value of the total output of goods and services available for purchase by an economy during a given period(in an accounting year).

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DEFINITION

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AD= C + I + G + X-MAD Aggregate demandC Private household

consumption expenditure demand

I Private investment expenditure demand

G Government expenditure demand

X-M Net export demand

Components of AD

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AD schedule is a table showing combined behaviour of C & I corresponding to different level of income in the economy.

AD SCHEDULE

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Y (Income)

C (consumption

)

I (investmen

t)

AD Even when the income is

zero

0 20 10 30 There is

20 25 10 35 C at 0 income

40 30 10 40 Because some

60 35 10 45 minimum

80 40 10 50 expenditure is

100 45 10 55 essential even

120 50 10 60 when Y is 0

Note: Investment is assumed to be constant = Rs 10 crores

AD SCHEDULE

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Y=expenditure(AS)

C+I=AD

I

E

AD=C+I

Y(INCOME) X45⁰

Diagrammatic Presentation of AD

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AS refers to flow of goods and services as planned by the producers during an accounting year .It is identical with the flow of income (Y)during an accounting year .

Since Y=C+S, We may state that AS= C+S

Concept of AS

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AS = C+S (C&S are the two components of

AS)C = Consumption which is always positive

S = Saving as a component of Y may be negative when the level of income is low.

Components of AS

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Y (INCOME

)

C (CONSUMPTIO

N )

S (SAVING) Y-C=S

AS (C+S)

0 20 -20 0

20 25 -5 20

40 40 0 40

60 45 15 60

80 50 30 80

100 55 45 100

120 60 60 120

AS Schedule

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AS(Y)

Y(INCOME)

AS (C+S

)

AS is a 45⁰ line . This is because of the obvious identity between Y on the X-axis and C+S on the Y-axis

Diagrammatic Presentation of AS

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Define is aggregate demand . Name its components.

What is aggregate supply?What is autonomous consumption?What does an equality of AD & AS

shows?What is private final consumption

expenditure ? State the factors on which it depends upon?

Self Evaluation

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Mrs. Anita Bhardwaj KV,

Vigyan Vihar

Mrs .Monika Bajaj KV,

Tagore Garden

Mrs. Leena Singh KV, AGCR

Mr. Sri Keshav KV, no.2 Delhi

Cantt

Mrs .Ritu Tanwar KV, AFS

Rajokri

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