as consumersbecome less confident about personalfinances consumer spending falls so AD falls
how do income levels affect AD
if averageincomelevelsrise so will averageconsumerspending
how does income tax affect AD
increased income tax means spending falls so AD falls
what is the effect of interest rates on consumer spending
higherinterestrates mean mortgages increase so spendingfalls. It also means big purchases are delayed. AD falls
how is consumer confidence linked to business confidence
as consumers are confident they make more purchases so businessconfidenceincreases
how does business confidence affect AD
if business are more confident then they are more likely to invest increasing AD
how does corporation tax affect AD
as corporationtaxfalls there is greater profit incentives at every pricelevel increasing the incentive to invest. they will also have moreprofits to invest with.
how do interest rates affect investment
a fall in the cost of borrowing increases investment as it is cheaper.
how does tax revenue affect government spending
tax revenue has little effect ons peming as governments spend based on needs. an increase in tax would only reduce the deficit
how do interest rates affect government spending
lower interest rates may allow for governments to justifyincreasedborrowing and therefore spending
define the exchange rate
the value of one currencyexpressed in terms of another
define SPICED
Stronger
Pound
Imports
Cheaper
Exports
Dearer
define WPIDEC
Weaker
Pound
Imports
Dearer
Exports
Cheaper
what are influences on exports
the maininfluence of exports is spending in foreigneconomies - increased foreign spending means more english exports are brought
what affects volume of imports
UK spending determined by AD factors increasing increases imports brought. this increases in aboom and falls in a recession
define savings
the part of consumers incomes notspent - usually in banks earning interest
how do interest rates affect savings
when interestratesincrease savings should increase due to an increased reward for saving
how does consumer confidence affect savings
less confidence reduces spending and increases saving
how can income levels affect savings
rising incomes can see both spending and savings increase at the same time
define the multiplier
an increases in injections leads to an increase in the size of the nationalincome greater than the size of the initial injections
what determines the size of the multiplier
how much of the injection becomes a withdrawal
what is the marginal propensity to consume
the proportion of additional income a consumer spends
what is marginal propensity to consume always between
0 to 1 - percentage of the amount received that is spent
what is the marginal propensity to save
the proportion of additional income a person saves
what is true about MPC + MPS
MPC + MPS = 1
what are4 the two formulas for the multiplier
1/MPS
1/(1-MPC)
define the accelerator
an increase in national income leads to an increase in investment greater as a percentage than the percentage increase in GDP
how does the accelerator work
-during loweconomicgrowth investment is low
-little increases severely increase business confidence
-once business confidence increases so does investment
-1% increase in GDP may lead to a 5% increase in investment
what are 3 main differences between the multiplier and the accelerator
-the multiplier national income increasing is the effect whereas with the accelerator its the cause
-multiplier effects all injections whereas the accelerator only impacts investment
-multiplier delas with monetary values whereas the accelerator is percentage changes