A. A fall is savings
B. An increase in exports
C. A fall in taxation revenue
D. A decrease in import spending
A. Decrease aggregate demand
B. Always equal savings
C. Always equal national income
D. Include investment and export spending
A. Reduce injections into the economy
B. Reduce national income
C. Move the economy away from full employment
D. Boost aggregate demand
A. Assumed to be exogenous
B. Assumed to be a function of national income
C. Decrease aggregate demand
D. Decrease the investment into an economy
A. Increasing injections
B. Reducing taxation rates
C. Reducing interest rates
D. Reducing government spending
A. Investment
B. Savings
C. Taxation
D. Imports spending
A. Unemployment is likely to fall
B. Prices are likely to fall
C. Demand is likely to fall
D. Imports are likely to grow
A. Demand is upward sloping
B. Demand is price elastic
C. A price fall would increase revenue
D. Demand is price inelastic