Changes in the AD-AS Model and the Phillips curve | APⓇ Macroeconomics | Khan Academy
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In this video, the long-run Phillips curve is introduced and the links between changes in the AD-AS model and changes in the Phillips curve model are explained.
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Do you have a version of this where you use WS-PS model instead of the phillips curvr
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at 6 minutes and 13 seconds I think an incorrect explanation is given. If better technology is present the LRAS curve should shift to the left because when the LRAS curve shifts to the right it should illustrate a recessionary gap. Please tell me if Im wrong? except this is how I have seen it in multiple other sources.
Better technology will create efficiency, lower cost lower price, more output, more income
I think that when the LRAS curve shifts to the right (which it does) in response to better technology, it could almost be implied that the AS curve would shift to the right as well, unless there is a simultaneous recession happening. In other words, if the LRAS curve shifts, I don't think you could automatically assume that the SRAS curve would stay in place; rather, I think it would shift as well.
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How to use AD AS curves to explain ADEX curve...( asking for 4 page long answer)?
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How does inflation correlate with Government stimulation?
take the U.S with their stimulus checks as an example
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This explanation is good but incomplete.
Shocks are temporary, the shift in ad will go back which causes us to end up in either of 2 situations.
If the AD shift was positive, the economy is overheated, nominal wages increase to keep up with increased inflation. (They can do this because low unemployment gives workers more bargaining power) but then as there is a shift back, our economy is cooling down, ygap is negative and unemployment increases. Wages will then increase slowly compared to inflation and will go down, to fight the unemployment. The expected inflation will go down and this will shift back the as curve back so we end in point A.
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Wow! What an explanation!
Increase in AD cause SRPC to shift
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Shouldn't Inflation increase because suppliers raised prices, not because Philips curve shifted?
Agree, the main cause is people expectation about higher inflation in the future. Supplier's employee will demand higher wages that leads price level to go up
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SAd's explanation of this topic somewhat clumsy .he's no degeere in economics.its showing.anyway good try.