2.3- Aggregate supply

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factors affecting costs of production (SRAS curve)?

  • wages

  • raw materials

  • oil prices

  • business tax (VAT)

  • import prices

  • natural disasters

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define YEE

the maximum level of output an economy can produce using all factors of production at sustainable levels

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what causes LRAS curve to shift outwards (increase)

  • quantity of capital / labour

  • quality of factors of production increasing

  • productive efficiency increases 

  • increase in investment

  • infrastructure (moving goods is quicker)

  • competition = when higher, firms reduce costs as much as possible to beat rivalries

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what causes LRAS to shift inwards (decrease)

  • fall in labour supply

  • mass capital depreciation

  • pandemic- low productivity of labour

  • hysteresis- caused by long term unemployment

  • emigration- reduces size of labour force

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Keynsian: difference between how a long run shift and a short run shift is shown on the LRAS curve

long run- curve moves left and right

short run- upward / downward shift