Details on shifting aggregate planned expenditures | Macroeconomics | Khan Academy

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very important thing he should have said is Expenditure is the aggregate demand so AD=Exp and when he says Exp=Y he means that at equilibrium all the national income is demanded so AD=Y, a sort of Say Law: there isn't any factor of production (work or capital) left unused and demand for consumer goods is the same as supply ! It's the meaning of equilibrium

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[@siddharthkd2]

can expected expenditure be equal to real expenditure?
what is the 45 degree line concept..

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siddharth kedia 45 degree line is passed because it shows that in an economy the Total aggregate Production= total aggregate spending and is called Keynesian cross...

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[@costab7123]

Why doesnt AE line start from 0?

[@akshay.poddar]

Costa B because even though you don't have any income you would spend not from income but from your saving. some expenditure is necessary..a normal person needs some food for which he have to spend money

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[@MrTugwit]

The video is nonsense. From about 10:00 to 11:43, Khan Academy says:
(delta Y) = (delta G) x (a multiplier)
PEMDAS says that's illegal addition: delta G
before multiplication
Illegal math means the video is nonsense.