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AD shifts right when income rises
→ more spending
→ higher price level
inflation?
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Aggregate Demand (AD) shifts rightward when national income increases. Higher disposable income drives increased consumer expenditure across all price levels.

This rightward shift puts upward pressure on the price level — contributing to demand-pull inflation.
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multiplier effect
→ injection into economy
→ MPC matters
bigger MPC = bigger multiplier??
Illustra output

The Keynesian Multiplier describes how an initial injection of spending generates a magnified increase in national income.

The size depends on the MPC: the higher the MPC, the larger the multiplier.

Multiplier = 1 ÷ (1 − MPC)
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Identify the conceptAD shifts right → increased aggregate demand
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Establish the mechanismHigher income → increased C + I + G + NX
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Predict the effectPrice level rises → demand-pull inflation
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Exam evaluationDepends on spare capacity — if near full employment, effect is inflationary
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Your note
AD shifts right

- income up
- more spending
- prices rise??
- link to inflation
✦ Illustra output
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Definition

Aggregate Demand (AD) is the total demand for goods and services at a given price level: AD = C + I + G + (X−M).

The mechanism

A rightward shift occurs when national income rises, fuelling higher consumer expenditure (C↑) — shifting the AD curve rightward at all price levels.

Effect on price level

Near full capacity, rightward AD → higher price level → demand-pull inflation. In recession, the effect is primarily a rise in real GDP.

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Exam tip: Always evaluate where on the AS curve the AD shift occurs. Distinguish between the Keynesian horizontal range and classical vertical range — this earns evaluation marks.

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