M2016 Economics SL Mr. Friedman

Is the U.S. economy's current expansion past its sell-by date? Will we soon go back to the employment levels we had before 2008, or did the recession do lasting damage? Macroeconomists wrestle with these questions, but usually without much success.

This article talks about how "India is well into a recovery phase, fast approaching growth." This has been heavily due to the rise in GDP of which 55% of it is accountable for consumer spending.

The article talks about meanings of corporate investment and aggragate supply and their relation to one another.The result is that, though the shape of the supply curve will stay the same (both long and short run) corporate investments will be changing its position.

This article deals with the intimate relationship between a society's aggregate supply and investments.

This article talks about how Russia has finally eased and clarified that the conflict in Ukraine won't affect oil supplies to the EU, which would completely destroy the Aggregate supply and skyrocket EU gas prices.

The article suggets how immense cutbacks had to be made by the government in terms of money spend on education or pensions. It is stated how "when aggregate demand falls short of aggregate supply, governments must increase public spending." The article further suggests that the government needs to focus on designing and implementing social policies that ensure the livelihoods, health, education, and housing on segments of the population.

This Article talks about the concern of the future of Aggregate Supply, The aggregate demand is increasing and the mineral products association is concerned how that wil affect the aggregate supply of there products.

Although this video does not directly discuss aggregate supply I asked myself how they could expect to be able to supply enough goods to the people and how the government could gain enough from it to get itself out of the sticky situation

The closure of several nearby coal-fired power plants coupled with the booming natural gas drilling industry is creating a shortage of cinders that has forced many local public works crews to wonder if they'll soon have to find an alternative for treating winter roads. Due to the shortage on the market, the price of the products rises and thus the aggregate supply as well.

This article talks about Turkey's declining growth rate and the failures in implementing structural reforms. The article mentions how in the third quarter of 2014 growth rate of Turkish Economy was below expected level and how real disposable income of Turkish citizens seem to be falling. This article is a good read that will teach a lot about economic activities.

This article basically discusses what aggregate demand is. It also discusses the factors that make it up and how its a reflection of the economy.

This article by Laura Acavedo talks about interplay of economic factors that help increase demand. The article starts by saying that understanding these factors are important for the growth and future of small businesses. The factors that the article views are Interest Rate Decrease, Decrease in Taxes, International Involvement and Government Expenditures. I think this article is quite helpful for us all, and I would advise everyone in this class to read it :)

This article is taken from an online newspaper, London South East. It can be deliberated in two ways. When we consider that consumer expenditure has shown an upward trend in the third quarter, we can say that agreegate demand has incresed. On the other hand, it can be seen that investments for firms increased considerably and therefore this could cause the aggregate supply to increase.

Aggregate Supply... of jobs! This is an article that explains the amount of work and money around the world.. and the lengths people are going to get it .

A recent Federal Reserve paper makes the case that potential GDP is to some extent endogenous to aggregate demand shocks... One example of this phenomenon would be workers who had up-to-date skills and were productive, but lost their job because of the Great Recession.

This article talks about how Indonesia's supply of palm oil is decreasing, which inturn is effecting the Palm oil industry this having some very large economic implications. As the palm oil industry contributes a lot to indonesia's economy a decrease in the production will cause a decrease in the Aggregate supply.

This article is taken from money control a CNBC website.The article was written on the 25th of February this year and the article talk about the increase in production of oil and why the prices of oil have not reduced. OPEC being the largest oil producers are not willing to cut down the prices of the oil they sell

This article is from Forbes, and as you know Forbes provide articles from news and analyse them. This is what we definitely need to go through sometimes. Besides, the article talks about corporate profits and aggregate demand.

This article reports the aggregate demand decline in Israel as well as Gaza strip, it relays thoughts of industrial firm owners who hope and expect an increase in the near future of a reduction in production costs due to oil prices declining, a very relevant topic as always is the price of oil.

This article is about the West Bank overall economy has witnessed a decline in aggregate demand for the second consecutive month, mainly due to partial payment of public sector salaries, due to Israel's withholding of clearance revenues, according to the Palestine Monetary Authority.

This article talks a way to increase aggregate demand in the economy by providing workers with reliable source of income.

The pope visited Germany and brought money for the poor. As a result people have been noticing that Germany not only needed help with it's poor people, but they are actually causing the world to be poorer as a result of their export to inport ratio.

The article suggets how economic growth is likely to decrease in the near future and how there may be a global shortage of aggregate demand. However, the article also suggests that investment in the public sector could invert this crises and states that "productivity gains are vital to long-term growth" as they lead to, higher incomes and increase demand.