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What is the AE formula?
AE = C + I + G + (X-M)
What is the main assumption of the AE?
Prices are fixed
What is the consumption function a relationship between?
expenditure and income, everything else remaining the same
What is the Formul for the consumption function and what does everything stand for?
C = a + bYd
• C is determined by spending power, Yd
• a is autonomous consumption
• b is the induced component of consumption referred to as the
marginal propensity to consume, MPC.
What is the savings function a relationship between?
savings and income, other things remaining the same
What are the 3 savings function formulas?
S = Y – T - C
S = Yd – a –bYd
S = (1 – b)Yd -a
What is MPC?
Marginal propensity to consume - the increase in consumption from an additional £1 in disposable income
What is the formula for MPC?
mpc = ∆C/ ∆Yd
What is the MPC a slope of?
the consumption function
What is MPS?
Marginal propensity to save - increase in saving from an additional £1 in disposable income
What are the 2 formulas for the MPS?
mps = ∆S/ ∆Yd
mps = 1 – mpc
What is the MPS a slope of?
saving function
What are the 2 components of investments?
• Expenditure on adding new stocks
• Expenditure on new capital goods
What is I
a) independent of?
b) treated as?
c) smaller than?
a) independent of Y
b) autonomous
c) smaller than C but more volatile
What is G? Does it depend on Y?
• G is government spending
• Govt buys goods & services from firms
• Use tax revenue to pay for purchases
• G is autonomous, i.e. does not depend on income Y
What is T? Formula? Does it depend on Y?
T is tax revenue net of transfers
• Transfers are cash transfers from govt such as unemployment benefits
and pensions.
T = tY
• t is the rate of tax & is autonomous
• T is induced, i.e. it depends on Y
What is a balanced budget?
T=G
What is a surplus budget?
T > G, the budget is in surplus. The surplus flows to financial markets
What is