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2 An economy’s potential output is depicted by the production-possibility frontier in Figure 3-2. a. Explain the relationship between potential GDP and real GDP when output is at point A. b. What is a GDP gap? c. Is there a GDP gap for the situation described in part a? d. Can a GDP gap be negative? Solution: a. Point A is within the economy’s production-possibility frontier. , real GDP is less than potential GDP. b. A GDP gap exists when real GDP does not equal potential GDP. It is measured by subtracting real GDP from potential GDP.

Cyclical unemployment is the result of insufficient aggregate demand. Workers have the necessary skills and are available to work, but there are insufficient jobs because of inadequate aggregate spending. Cyclical unemployment occurs when real GDP falls below potential GDP. CHAPTER 3: Unemployment, Inflation, and Income 31 Note! In the economist’s definition of unemployment, not everyone that is without a job is unemployed. Full employment exists when there is no cyclical unemployment but normal amounts of frictional and structural unemployment; thus, full employment exists at an unemployment rate greater than zero.

The Multiplier Shifts of the aggregate spending curve result in a change in the equilibrium level of output that is several times larger than the initial shift of the curve. This multiplied effect upon output arises from consumption’s positive relationship to income. For example, an increase in investment spending of $10 billion will raise consumers’ income by $10 billion, which results in numerous rounds of induced consumer spending. 80). 40 billion, and so on. CHAPTER 5: Keynesian Approach to Equilibrium Output 51 Important!

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