AD/AS Model for economics

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The discussion centers on the AD/AS model in economics, specifically addressing the calculation of real output increase resulting from a $100 million increase in government spending when the AD curve intersects the AS curve in its intermediate section. Participants emphasize the necessity of defining Aggregate Demand (AD) and Aggregate Supply (AS) curves to facilitate understanding. Additionally, they highlight the importance of adhering to forum rules that require users to attempt the problem independently before seeking assistance.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Aggregate Demand (AD) and Aggregate Supply (AS) curves
  • Familiarity with the AD/AS model in macroeconomics
  • Knowledge of government spending impacts on economic output
  • Basic grasp of economic equilibrium concepts
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  • Research the effects of fiscal policy on the AD/AS model
  • Study the concept of economic multipliers in relation to government spending
  • Learn how to graph and interpret the AD/AS model
  • Explore the implications of shifts in the AD and AS curves on real output
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Students of economics, educators teaching macroeconomic principles, and anyone interested in understanding the implications of government spending on economic output using the AD/AS model.

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Homework Statement


If the AD curve intersects the AS curve in the intermediate section of the AS curve, can you calculate the increase in real output in the AD/AS model resulting from the $100 million increase in government spending? If not, what additional information would you need?

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The Attempt at a Solution


I'm not sure if anyone could help me with this, since this forum doesn't have a specific section for economics, but I've tried for about two hours to figure out what the answer is, which I'm assuming is simple. I've looked around in my textbook and on the internet to no avail.
 
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Mr Davis 97 said:

Homework Statement


If the AD curve intersects the AS curve in the intermediate section of the AS curve, can you calculate the increase in real output in the AD/AS model resulting from the $100 million increase in government spending? If not, what additional information would you need?

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution


I'm not sure if anyone could help me with this, since this forum doesn't have a specific section for economics, but I've tried for about two hours to figure out what the answer is, which I'm assuming is simple. I've looked around in my textbook and on the internet to no avail.

Perhaps some of us could help, but we are not allowed to do so (nor would I be inclined to) on the basis of what you have submitted. PF Rules require you to do work on the problem first, and ask for help where you are stuck. Besides that you need to define AC and AC curves. Some of us can guess what they are, but we should not need to.
 

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