Question.3770 - PART A: The Great Recession and the AD/AS ModelThe AD/AS Model explains business cycles. A decline in Aggregate Demand (AD) and/or a decline in Aggregate Supply (AS) will result in a recession (a recession is a decline in real GDP for at least two consecutive quarters). An increase in AD and/or a decrease in AS will cause inflation (inflation is an increase in the general price level).Using the AD/AS model, explain the reasons for the Great Recession. What factors (the AD or the AS factors) triggered the recession in 2008? How did the collapse of the real estate market affect these components? You can use your findings from the bea table 1.1.1 for 2008-09.Please first read the articles before you post your answers.What Would Have Keynes Done?Links to an external site. Links to an external site.Direct Link: https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/mankiw/files/what_would_keynes_have_done.pdfLinks to an external site. Also published in NYTimes https://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/30/business/economy/30view.htmlLinks to an external site.It's the Aggregate Demand Stupid!Links to an external site. You can view full article by David Wessel here (if you have access to NYTimes) https://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/08/16/its-the-aggregate-demand-stupid/?_r=0Links to an external site.PART B: The Covid-19 Recession and the AD/AS ModelThe US economy (as well as other countries around the world) entered another recession almost 12 years after the Great Recession due to Covid-19. Please first read the following articles about the Covid-19 economy. Using the AD/AS Model, explain the shifts in AD and AS. What are the causes of the Covid-19 recession?In each part, please use just the AD/AS Model and their components in your answers (Remember that the AD components are such as the changes in consumption expenditure, investment expenditures, and government expenditures; the AS components are mainly resources-inputs in production, productivity, and technology). We will cover the real estate market crash and the financial sector later in the semester.
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