ECON 295 Chapter Notes - Chapter 21: Opportunity Cost, Retained Earnings, Real Interest Rate

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Desired aggregate expenditure (ae): the sum of desired or planned spending on domestic output by households, firms, governments, and foreigners. The national accounts divide actual gdp into its components: ca, ia, ga and nxa. Total desired expenditure is divided into the same categories: The sum is called desired aggregate expenditure: ae = c + i + g + nx. National income accounts measure actual expenditures in each of the four expenditure categories. National income theory deals with desired expenditures in each of these four categories. Autonomous expenditures do not depend on the level of national income. Induced expenditures do depend on the level of national income. Desired consumption expenditure: (in this chapter we are assuming that there are no taxes, no government, no trades with rest of the world) In the simplest theory, consumption is determined primarily by current disposable income (yd) On average, income is higher than consumption, and both have been getting higher, so saving has fallen.

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