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Journal Article
Retiring the short-run aggregate supply curve
2010
Overview
The author argues that the aggregate demand/aggregate supply (AD/AS) model is significantly improved-although certainly not perfected-by trimming it of the short-run aggregate supply (SRAS) curve. Problems with the SRAS curve are shown first for the AD/AS model that casts the AD curve as identifying the equilibrium level of output associated with each price level (as found in most intermediate macroeconomics textbooks). Problems are then shown for the AD/AS model in which the AD curve is more modestly assumed to capture the relationship between the price level and aggregate expenditures (as found in principles of economics textbooks).
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group,Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group,Routledge,Heldref Publications,Taylor & Francis Inc
