This is the 2nd of your videos my uni has directed me to. Any confusion I have after reading text vanishes after watching these teaching videos. Excellent¡!
If you study maths at A-level you can see the multiplier effect is a derived equation from a sum of a geometric series to infinity as the the common ratio in this case is the marginal propensity to consume. Thus the total amount of money at the end can be formed by the equate a/1-r and in this case is it is starting at 100% so a=1
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Thanks from a german economics student for the easy-to-understand explanations. However you may could have taken more time to explain the accelerator effect rather than the multiplier effect (besides you could have talked about the multiplier effect on tax increase/decrease which would be slightly different: MPC/(1-MPC)). The accelerator effect is pointing out the fact that companies trying to hit a moving target while trying to build up a higher capital stock in order to meet an increased demand. The reason for that is that by investing their money, they increase the AD themself. Followed by further need to build up a higher captial stock and so on... Short: To meet a demand of 1 MU you need to invest >1 MU. All in all: The MAM (Multiplier-Accelerator-Principle) states that, deffered consumer behavior (Ct = C0 + cYt-1) and deducted investitons (based on higher demand) lead to fluctuation. best regards
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The Keynesian LRAS will show RGDP increasing and decreasing depending on where you draw the SRAS, whereas the classical LRAS won’t because any shift on the LRAS is just inflationary or deflationary as the productive productive has been achieved.
@@eliopalombi basically whenever the current state of the economy is involved in the answer. e.g. if economy is near/at full capacity at yf an increase in AD will just be translated into demand pull inflation as price rises and output stays constant at yf.
The multiplier effect should also depend on the curvature/slope of the supply curve i.e indirectly on the potential economic growth at that point of time.
I'm quite confused at the accelerator effect. What I don't understand is what the makes firms invest in the first place? Do they expect rise in the rate of GDP growth? And vice versa, how would the rate of GDP growth increase when firms are not investing? Would that be in the hands of other factors (such as reductions in corporate tax or income tax etc)? Great video however. So much better than my lessons in college.
I have a macro economic policy course tomorrow morning, and I'm confused as to how you calculated the multiplier effect. You're using 1/(1-MPC), could you not use 1/reserve ratio?
+Paul G No this isn't wrong, no where in the video has the price level been mentioned to be a determining factor of the multiplier. The multiplier works independent of the price level using the process mentioned in the video
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This is the 2nd of your videos my uni has directed me to. Any confusion I have after reading text vanishes after watching these teaching videos. Excellent¡!
If you study maths at A-level you can see the multiplier effect is a derived equation from a sum of a geometric series to infinity as the the common ratio in this case is the marginal propensity to consume. Thus the total amount of money at the end can be formed by the equate a/1-r and in this case is it is starting at 100% so a=1
I saw the formula and thought: Geometric series
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Thanks from a german economics student for the easy-to-understand explanations. However you may could have taken more time to explain the accelerator effect rather than the multiplier effect (besides you could have talked about the multiplier effect on tax increase/decrease which would be slightly different: MPC/(1-MPC)).
The accelerator effect is pointing out the fact that companies trying to hit a moving target while trying to build up a higher capital stock in order to meet an increased demand. The reason for that is that by investing their money, they increase the AD themself. Followed by further need to build up a higher captial stock and so on...
Short: To meet a demand of 1 MU you need to invest >1 MU.
All in all:
The MAM (Multiplier-Accelerator-Principle) states that, deffered consumer behavior (Ct = C0 + cYt-1) and deducted investitons (based on higher demand) lead to fluctuation.
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Well done EconplusDal, a good explanation.
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how do i know when too use classical or keynsian AD/AS diagram?
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The Keynesian LRAS will show RGDP increasing and decreasing depending on where you draw the SRAS, whereas the classical LRAS won’t because any shift on the LRAS is just inflationary or deflationary as the productive productive has been achieved.
@@eliopalombi basically whenever the current state of the economy is involved in the answer. e.g. if economy is near/at full capacity at yf an increase in AD will just be translated into demand pull inflation as price rises and output stays constant at yf.
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The multiplier effect should also depend on the curvature/slope of the supply curve i.e indirectly on the potential economic growth at that point of time.
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I'm quite confused at the accelerator effect.
What I don't understand is what the makes firms invest in the first place? Do they expect rise in the rate of GDP growth? And vice versa, how would the rate of GDP growth increase when firms are not investing? Would that be in the hands of other factors (such as reductions in corporate tax or income tax etc)?
Great video however. So much better than my lessons in college.
Ususally happens during a recovery, so AD is increasing. This increases business confidence, so therefore businesses will be more likely to invest
Isn’t the MPC the marginal propensity to consume ?
marginal private cost
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Could you demonstrate the multiplier effect with SRAS as well?
No classical economists dont believe in a multiplier effect since the economy is always operating at full capacity.
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Should they multiplier be shorter?
Nice explanation of multiplier but I think diagram should be different c+I+I' curve should b indicated to clarify the effect
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pls explain balanced budget multiplier
does the accelerator effect apply to both government and firm investment?
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What is the Multiplier if the MPC =1?
infinity
In theory yes infinity but it’s never really because of taxes, importing, savings ext
I have a macro economic policy course tomorrow morning, and I'm confused as to how you calculated the multiplier effect. You're using 1/(1-MPC), could you not use 1/reserve ratio?
Thats for the credit multiplier! For how banks increase money supply
in 5:16 how did he get 0.8?
cause I’m pretty sure he said if someone for example earns income they spend 80% of it so 80/100=0.8
What about the 45 degree Keynesian model?
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why does imports decrease the MPC if we're spending?
you’re not spending on domestic goods they’re foreign
It is a withdrawal
Hi teacher, why does multiplier decrease when marginal propensity to import rises?
Increase in leakages(an outflow of money)- imports- reduces the money circulation in the economy hence reduces the multiplier effect
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06:35 - Y1 plus £400m, not £500.
Whats the difference between National output and GDP?
its the same!! GDP is the measure of national output. An increase in GDP simply means an increase in (national) output
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why is the final change in national income not €400 million?
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How did you get 5
1/1-0.8=5. MPC is 80% so 1-0.8=0.2, so 1/0.2=5
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I was expecting an explanation on the accelerator especially simple and flexible
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isn't this wrong? the price level should be constant for the multiplier to take effect
+Paul G No this isn't wrong, no where in the video has the price level been mentioned to be a determining factor of the multiplier. The multiplier works independent of the price level using the process mentioned in the video
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+Paul G kinda confused by what you even mean. in macro, price levels are usually the effects of demand/growth/multipliers, not a cause....i think, lol
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