Monetary Policy Graphs (1 of 2) - Macro 4.6

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Title	:	Monetary Policy Graphs (1 of 2) - Macro 4.6
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Doesnt investment also move the aggregate supply? wouldnt that in the end lower the price level?
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Would the investment curve change also be viewed by the demand curve on it As In if the interest rate goes up the shift on the curve is to the left thus decreasing demand?
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Why does investment play a role in this, I was taught that increase in money supply means lower interest rates, so the demand for money in pocket goes up leading the demand to increase
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My friend mentioned a "liquidity trap" What is that and how does it affect money supply?
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One point that I would add in the flow in chain reaction after increasing money supply is the cost of investment decreases due to fall in interest rate, and the investment expenditure increases which leads to rise in AD Great video! Very clear explanation and demonstration! A new subbie here!!
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If there is increase i investment there should be more output ie supply so why isnt the supply curve moving right in the last graphclear this out plz
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I thought an increase in investment correlates to an increase in the AS since firms will invest more on capital, thus increasing supply
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"Inverse relationship between interest rates and investment" Is this financial investment? My friend is saying investment spending I'm confused because those are 2 completely different things Please help
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This is explained by the investment demand curve The higher the interest rates, the less companies want to invest Companies need to borrow money to invest, and if interest rates are high only investments returning the highest rate of return will get funded As the interest rate lowers, more investments become profitable which means they get funded, which increases aggregate investment
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AD is increased by increasing in Investment, that's cool, but, wouldn't Investment as for buying more capital would also increase the AS, which would leave the price level unchanged!!?
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