macro graph shifters test

govt. lowers income tax (ad/as)

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disposable income increases (ad/as)

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consumer confidence increases (ad/as)

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consumers have positive expectations about the future (ad/as)

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wealth increases (ad/as)

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interest rates decrease (fed buys bonds, lowers discount rate, lowers rrr)(ad/as)

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existing capital stock is low (ad/as)

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businesses confidence increase (ad/as)

ad shift right

businesses have positive expectations about economy (ad/as)

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govt. spending/deficit spending increases (ad/as)

ad shifts right

net exports increase (ad/as)

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us prices are less than foreign prices (ad/as)

ad shift right

good economic conditions abroad (ad/as)

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increase in foreign income (ad/as)

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govt. raises income taxes (ad/as)

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disposable income decreases (ad/as)

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consumer confidence decreases (ad/as)

ad shift left

consumers have negative expectations about economy (ad/as)

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wealth decreases (ad/as)

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interest rates increase (fed sells bonds, raises discount rate, raises rrr)(ad/as)

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existing capital stock is high (ad/as)

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businesses confidence decreases (ad/as)

ad shift left

businesses have negative expectations about economy (ad/as)

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govt. spending decreases (ad/as)

ad shift left

net exports decrease (ad/as)

ad shift left

us prices higher than foreign prices (ad/as)

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poor economic conditions abroad (ad/as)

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decrease in foreign income (ad/as)

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input prices decrease (ad/as)

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wages decrease (ad/as)

sras shift right

business taxes decrease (ad/as)

sras shift right

resources are more available (ad/as)

sras shift right

productivity increases (ad/as)

sras shift right

input prices increase (ad/as)

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wages increase (ad/as)

sras shift left

business taxes increase (ad/as)

sras shift left

resources are less available (ad/as)

sras shift left

productivity decreases (ad/as)

sras shift left

govt. borrowing increases/deficit spending increases (lf)

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businesses opportunities are good (lf)

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private savings increases (lf)

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capital inflow increases (more money coming from foreigners) (lf)

slf shift right

govt borrowing decreases (lf)

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business opportunities are bad (lf)

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private savings decreases (lf)

slf shift left

capital inflow decreases (less money coming in from foreigners) (lf)

slf shift left

increase administered interest rates (rm)

dr shift up

decrease administered interest rates (rm)

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price levels increase (inflation)(mm)

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rgdp increases (mm)

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increased threats on banking security caused by technology (mm)

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institutional changes in baking (interest rates on bank accounts decrease, taxes increase on interest income, atm fees go up)(mm)

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price level decrease (mm)

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rgdp decreases (mm)

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technology advancements in banking (mm)

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institutional changes in banking (interest rates on bank accounts increase, taxes decrease on interest income, atm fees go down) (mm)

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fed uses open market operations and buys bonds (mm)

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fed decreases the discount rate

ms shift right

fed decreases the rrr (mm)

ms shift right

fed uses open market operations and sells bonds (mm)

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fed increases the discount rate (mm)

ms shift left

fed increases the rrr (mm)

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