Pengantar Makro - Chapter 3

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AGGREGATE

EXPENDITURES
(AE) &
NATIONAL INCOME
(Y)
AGGREGATE EXPENDITURES (AE)

 Aggregate Expenditure Function :

A function that describes the


relationship between national income
and aggregate expenditure that is
intended to be spent on purchasing
domestic output.

AE = C + I + G + (X – M)
CONSUMPTION FUNCTION
 The main factor that determines the size of
household expenditure is the amount of
disposable income (Yd) where Yd = C + S

 The consumption function is

C = C0 + MPC (Yd)
C0 = Autonomous consumption
MPC= Marginal Propensity to Consume
Yd = Disposable Income
Average dan Marginal
Propensities to Consume

APC= C / Yd
MPC= ∆C / ∆Yd
Savings Function
 Yd = C + S,
C = C0 + MPC(Yd)
 Yd = C0 + MPC(Yd) + S
Yd - MPC (Yd) = C0 + S
(1-MPC) Yd = C0 + S
MPS (Yd) = C0 + S

S = - C0 + MPS (Yd)
Average&Marginal propensity to save

 APS = S / Yd
 MPS = ∆ S / ∆ Yd

 MPSand MPC relationship


MPS + MPC = 1
APC + APS = 1
Table 1 Example of APC and MPC
calculations
Yd C APC  Yd C MPC S
0 100 0 -100
100 180 1.80 100 80 0.80 -80
400 420 1.05 300 240 0.80 -20
500 500 1.00 100 80 0.80 0
1000 900 0.90 500 400 0.80 +100
2000 1700 0.85 1000 800 0.80 +300
3000 2500 0.83 1000 800 0.80 +500
4000 3300 0.83 1000 800 0.80 +700

PROVE IT! Function: C = 100 + 0.8Yd


Figure 1 Consumption and Savings
Function

C C=Yd

C
Yd

S
S
450 Yd
500 Yd
Important features of the
consumption function
1. break even level
Yd = C  APC = 1

2. Below the breakeven level.


C > Yd  APC > 1  dissaving (saving negative)

3. Above the breakeven level


C < Yd  APC < 1  Saving (saving positive)

4. 0<MPC<1 at every income level


Relationship between Yd and Y

Yd = Y + Tr – Tx

C = C0 + MPC (Y + Tr – Tx)

Disposable Income (Yd) is equal to


national income (Y) plus Transfer
Payment (Tr) and minus tax (Tx)
Aggregate Expenditure Function (AE)
 AE = C + I + G + (X – M)
C = C0 + MPC (Yd)

 AE = C0 + MPC (Yd) + I + G + (X – M)
AE = C0 + I + G + (X–M) + MPC (Yd)

AE = C0 + I + G + (X – M) + MPC (Y+Tr-Tx)
C0 + I + G + (X – M) = AE0,

 AE = AE0 + MPSpend (Y)

MPSpend = ∆AE / ∆ Y
Table 2. Equilibrium of National
Income (Billions of Rupiah)
Y C=100 I G (X– M) AE=C+I+
+0.6Y =240-0.1Y G+(X–M)
100 160 250 410 230 1050
400 340 250 410 200 1200
500 400 250 410 190 1250
1000 700 250 410 140 1500
2000 1300 250 410 40 2000
3000 1900 250 410 60 2500
4000 2500 250 410 160 3000
5000 3100 250 410 260 3500
Figure 2. Equilibrium of National
Income
AE
AE=Y

AE

AE Y=AE

450
Y
Ye
Determining the Equilibrium of
National Income
 National income Equilibrium is reached
when: AE = Y

 If AE > Y: the company will increase


production, so Y increases.

 If AE < Y: Some of the products produced by


the company are not sold, then the company
will reduce production, so that Y falls.
Practice

the economic condition of country A :


Autonomous Consumption = 800

Investment = 700

Gov Expenditure= 600

Tax = 50 + 0.2Y

Export = 1000

Import = 350

Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) = 0.6

Based on the information above:


a.Determine the national income (Y) when the
equilibrium condition occurs!
b.Calculate consumption expenditure (C) at
equilibrium!
Homework (Assignments)!!

 Consumption function  C = 200 + 0,75 (Y – T)


 Investment (I) = 100
 Gov Spending (G) = 100
 Tax (T) = 100
 Net Export (NX) = 0

What is national income at equilibrium?


TERIMA KASIH

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