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Introductoryshift equilibrium

AD-AS Model

A short-run demand and supply framework showing how price level and output move when demand or cost conditions shift around long-run capacity.

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Overview

A compact aggregate-demand and aggregate-supply view for separating demand shocks, cost shocks, and long-run capacity.

Core question

What happens to output and prices when demand or supply shifts around capacity?

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Variables

YYY

Output

Aggregate real output.

PPP

Price level

Aggregate price level.

LRASLRASLRAS

Long-run aggregate supply

Capacity or potential output.

Assumptions

Short-run supply responds gradually, not infinitely fast.

That gives the diagram its upward-sloping SRAS schedule.

Potential output anchors the long run.

The long-run benchmark is capacity, not the current demand position.

Parameters

AD0AD_0AD0​

AD intercept

Aggregate demand

Demand strength at a zero price level.

AD1AD_1AD1​

AD slope

Aggregate demand

How quickly demand falls as prices rise.

AS0AS_0AS0​

SRAS intercept

Short-run supply

Baseline cost pressure at zero output.

AS1AS_1AS1​

SRAS slope

Short-run supply

How quickly marginal costs rise as output expands.

Y∗Y^*Y∗

Potential output

Long run

Long-run capacity or sustainable output.

Shock presets

Demand boost

Shifts AD outward.

Cost push

Raises the SRAS intercept and worsens the tradeoff.

Capacity gain

Raises potential output.

Introductory

AD-AS

What happens to output and prices when demand or supply shifts around capacity?

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