Analysis of The Aggregate Demand
& Supply In KEYNESIAN Curve
Aggregate Demand Curve
The effects of price changes
The effects of an increase in real money stock
IS curve
LM curve
Money demand
real money supply
The aggregate demand curve can be derived from the IS-LM equilibrium point
An Increase in Money Stock and Shifting of Aggregate Demand Curve
An increment in nominal money stock
The shift in the LM Curve
The effect of increase in nominal money stock
The Effects of Real Factors and Shifting of the AD Curve
Real factors affect the IS curve
Government spending
Taxes
Investment
Autonomous consumption expenditure for a
closed economy model
Exports and imports for an open economy model
The Effect of Policy on Keynesian Aggregate Demand Curve
The Keynesian Aggregate Demand Curve
The effect of fiscal policy
The effect of monetary policy
Generation of the Keynesian Aggregate Supply Curve
Keynes' belief
The Keynesian aggregate supply curve with changing prices and fixed wages
The Keynesian aggregate supply curve with changing prices and wages
Comparison between the fixed wage model and the variable wage model
Shifting of the Keynesian Aggregate Supply Curve
3 important factors that influence the position of the AS curve
Workers' expectations regarding prices
Changes in input prices
Changes in technology and productivity
Additional factors
The effect of population growth
The discovery of new resources
Analysis of Aggregate Demand Management Policies in the Keynesian Model
The impact of aggregate demand management policies
The Keynesian mode