Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics
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ISBN: 9781464110375
Author: Paul Krugman, Robin Wells
Publisher: Worth Publishers
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Chapter 11, Problem 9P
To determine

Gross Domestic Product:

It is defined as the money value of all finished goods and services that are produced by the normal resident and nonresident of the country inside the boundary of a country usually for one year.

Consumption Level ( C ): It is one of the largest components of GDP .The individual consumption Depends on the disposable income.

Consumption Function: It shows relationship between disposable income of an individual and the consumption level.

The formula to calculate consumption function is,

    Macroeconomics, Chapter 11, Problem 9P , additional homework tip  1

Here,

  • C is consumption level.
  • Macroeconomics, Chapter 11, Problem 9P , additional homework tip  2is autonomous consumption.
  • Macroeconomics, Chapter 11, Problem 9P , additional homework tip  3is disposable income
  • MPC is marginal propensity to consume.

Planned Aggregate Spending: It is the summation of consumption level in an economy and the planned investment.

The formula to calculate planned aggregate spending is,

    Macroeconomics, Chapter 11, Problem 9P , additional homework tip  4

Here,

  • C is consumption level.
  • Macroeconomics, Chapter 11, Problem 9P , additional homework tip  5is the planned investment spending.
  • AE is the planned aggregate spending.

Unplanned Inventory Investment: When the real sales are greater or lesser than the amount of sales which are estimated by the firm. Then it leads to unplanned inventory investment.

The formula to calculate unplanned inventory investment is:

    Macroeconomics, Chapter 11, Problem 9P , additional homework tip  6

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