Tag: concept of excess demand and deficient demand

Aggregate supply refers to the desired level of output in the economy during an accounting year. It is through this output only that the producer sector generates income. Aggregate supply function is a upward sloping curve which denotes the direct relation between the level of output produced in the economy and income generates. The curve starts from the origin indicating the income at zero level of output in the economy. 

Aggregate supply refers to the desired level of output in the economy during an accounting year. It is through this output only that the producer sector generates income. Aggregate supply function is a upward sloping curve which denotes the direct relation between the level of output produced in the economy and income generates. The curve become vertical after full employment level of output indicating the maximum amount of output which can be produced in the economy generating the respective national income. 

Aggregate supply refers to the desired level of output in the economy during an accounting year. It is through this output only that the producer sector generates income. Aggregate supply function is a upward sloping curve which denotes the direct relation between the level of output produced in the economy and income generates. The curve become vertical i.e. parallel to Y-axis after full employment level of output indicating the maximum amount of output which can be produced in the economy generating the respective national income. 

An open economy is an economy in which there are economic activities between the domestic country with the other countries.

Hence, for an open economy, aggregate demand is equal to Consumption + Investment + Government expenditure + (X-M) where X is the income from Exports and M is the expenditure on imports

AD = C + I + G + (X-M)