4.3.7 Determinants of long-run aggregate supply

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  • The long-run aggregate supply (LRAS) is influenced by factors that increase the economy's productive
  • What is one factor affecting LRAS?
    Productivity improvements
  • How does capital investment impact LRAS?
    Increases productive capacity
  • What happens to the LRAS curve if a country invests in advanced automation technology?
    Shifts to the right
  • Unlike SRAS, LRAS is not influenced by changes in price
  • Technology enhances LRAS by reducing labor costs.

    True
  • R&D investment leads to new technologies
  • What does integrating new technologies achieve for an economy?
    Rightward shift in LRAS
  • Unlike SRAS, LRAS is not influenced by changes in price
  • What does the long-run aggregate supply (LRAS) represent?
    Total goods and services
  • The LRAS is influenced by changes in price levels.
    False
  • Technology advancements increase production capabilities
  • Growth in labor force size shifts the LRAS to the left.
    False
  • Match the factor affecting LRAS with its example:
    Technology advancements ↔️ Automation in manufacturing
    Capital investment ↔️ Building new transport networks
    Labor force growth ↔️ More skilled workers entering the job market
    Productivity improvements ↔️ Factories streamlining operations
  • How does automation impact productivity in manufacturing?
    Reduces manual errors
  • Digital infrastructure improves communication and data handling across sectors.

    True
  • Match the technological aspect with its benefit:
    Automation ↔️ Increased productivity
    R&D Investment ↔️ Development of new products
    Digital Infrastructure ↔️ Improved data handling
  • What is the definition of productivity in LRAS terms?
    Efficiency in production processes
  • What is the impact of capital investment on LRAS?
    Expands productive capacity
  • What does a rightward shift in the LRAS curve indicate?
    Higher productive capacity
  • Automating manufacturing processes reduces manual errors
  • A larger capital stock enhances an economy's productive capacity
  • What is an example of infrastructure development that improves LRAS?
    High-speed internet services
  • What does long-run aggregate supply (LRAS) represent?
    Total goods and services
  • Productivity improvements in production processes are a key factor affecting LRAS
  • Investing in advanced automation technology shifts LRAS to the right
  • Technology improves efficiency and fosters innovation
  • Integrating new technologies shifts the LRAS curve to the right.
    True
  • What does capital stock refer to in economics?
    Physical capital assets
  • How does modern equipment contribute to higher productivity?
    Increases output per worker
  • What is the role of labor supply in LRAS?
    Affects productive capacity
  • An increase in labor supply shifts the LRAS curve to the right
  • Factories streamlining operations to reduce waste is an example of increased productivity.

    True
  • Growth in the labor force increases potential output
  • How does technology enhance output efficiency?
    Through automation
  • R&D investment improves production capabilities by developing new technologies.

    True
  • What is capital stock in economics?
    Total physical capital assets
  • Modern equipment increases output per worker, leading to higher productivity.

    True
  • The LRAS is influenced by changes in price levels.
    False
  • LRAS is influenced by changes in price levels.
    False