A. shift aggregate supply to the right
B. shift aggregate supply to the left
C. shift aggregate demand to the right
D. shift aggregate demand to the left
A. Shift aggregate supply to the right
B. Shift aggregate supply to the left
C. Shift aggregate demand to the right
D. shift aggregate demand to the left
A. Increased saving
B. Increasing import spending
C. Increased taxation revenue
D. increased investment
A. consumption falls
B. investment falls
C. Exports fall
D. imports fall
A. 80 units
B. 320 units
C. 60 units
D. 120 units
A. Lead to a contraction of supply
B. Lead to an expansion of supply
C. Lead to a shift in supply outwards (i.e more supplied at each and every price)
D. Lead to a higher equilibrium and lower equilibrium quantity
A. Shift demand outwards
B. Shift demand inwards
C. Shift supply outwards so more is supplied at each and every price, all other things unchanged
D. Shift supply inwards
A. A price elasticity of supply greater than one
B. A price elasticity of supply equal to one
C. A price elasticity of supply less than one
D. A positive price elasticity of supply
A. Supply is price elastic
B. Supply is income elastic
C. Price elasticity of demand is -2
D. Price elasticity of supply is -2
A. The price elasticity of demand is negative the income elasticity of demand is negative
B. The price elasticity of demand is positive the income elasticity of demand is negative
C. The price elasticity of demand is negative the income elasticity of demand is positive
D. The price elasticity of demand is positive; the income elasticity of demand is positive