Aggregate Expenditure and the 45 degree line

This movie goes over aggregate expenditure and its relationship with real GDP and the 45 degree line graph.
It is important to understand the differences that occur with aggregate expenditure especially when the outcomes are different than what one would expect them to be. That's why we explore aggregate expenditure's relationship to the 45 degree line and talk about the intuitive implications of this relationship.
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the 45 degree line is reffered as aggregate supplu line. why is it upward sloping, starting from origin and 45 degree

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Dear sir, I think you will find that the x-axis of your graph ought to be labelled the 'nominal'or, Money GDP, as the axis is trying to demonstrate the effect of inflation on GDP, instead of showing the adjusted value. Sincerely.

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Interesting... that could be the case if the marginal propensity to consume is 0, which is rarely the case.

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What does Y=AE mean? Aggregate Expenditure? Is that synonymous with Real GDP?

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HELP!! but my teacher said aggregate demand equals to planned aggregate expenditure, why is not real aggregate expenditure?

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what happens to this AE=Y model if there is higher savings?

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At 2:42, is the C line planned consumption? or actual? im sure its planned, please confirm

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Does the AE line = C+I+G+NX?

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any way to do this on excel?

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C+I and C+I+G and C+I+G+NX should be horizontal lines, since they do not depend on the GDP...

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