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Macro Foundations · intro

Global supply chain disruption

What moves on the Aggregate Supply – Aggregate Demand diagram

  • SRASshifts left (small)

Input scarcity raises unit production costs, shifting SRASSRASShort-run aggregate supply: what firms produce at each price level while wages and input costs are still sticky. left.

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Step by step

  1. 1

    Start at equilibriumequilibriumThe point where opposing forces balance, quantity supplied equals quantity demanded, so there's no pressure for price to change..

  2. 2

    Shipping bottlenecks and shortages make inputs scarcer and dearer.

  3. 3

    Production costs rise at every output level. SRASSRASShort-run aggregate supply: what firms produce at each price level while wages and input costs are still sticky. shifts left.

  4. 4

    New equilibriumequilibriumThe point where opposing forces balance, quantity supplied equals quantity demanded, so there's no pressure for price to change.: higher price level, lower output (mild stagflationary pressure).

Where this shows up

Examiners ask this as: supply chain disruption, shipping crisis, chip shortage, port congestion, container costs.

Other scenarios on Aggregate Supply – Aggregate Demand

Central bank cuts interest rates →Central bank raises interest rates →Income tax cut →Income tax increase →Government stimulus spending →Government austerity →