ECO105Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Business Cycle, Demand Shock, Aggregate Demand

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30 Apr 2016
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When you focus on supply, the row is not a player. It des not supply any part of the canadian gdp. Aggregate quantity supplied: the quantity of real gdp that macroeconomic players plan to supply at different average levels of prices. Law of aggregate quantity supplied: as the average level of prices rises, the aggregate quantity supplied increases. High prices create incentives for increased production through higher prices and by covering higher marginal opportunity costs of production. Supply shocks are events that directly affect businesses costs, prices, and supply, and are not cause by changes in demand. Both cause a change in aggregate supply, not change in aggregate quantity supplied. Negative supply shocks directly increase costs or reduce inputs, and decrease aggregate supply. Positive supply shocks directly decrease costs of improve productivity, and increase aggregate supply. Demand plans are mostly about buying products/ services in output markets.

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