Topic 2.10 - Long run aggregate supply (LRAS)

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What is LRAS?

The maximum possible level of supply in the economy where all resources are fully employed

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What does LRAS show?

Limit to production

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When does LRAS shift out?

When there is an improvement in the quantity/quality of resources

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In the long term what does increased immigration lead to?

More workers and more possible production

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What are the 7 LRAS factors that either increase or improve resources?

  1. Technological advances

  2. Changes in relative productivity

  3. Changes in education and skills

  4. Changes in government regulations

  5. Demographic changes and migration

  6. Competition policy

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What are the 2 interpretations of the shape of the LRAS?

  • Neo classical (free market)

  • Keynesian

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What are the 3 sections on the Keynesian LRAS curve?

  1. LRAS is horizontal - perfectly inelastic

  2. LRAS becomes steeper - More inelastic

  3. LRAS is vertical - Perfectly inelastic