consumption as a component of AD

[eatacake12345]

AD= (C)an+(I)+(G)et+(X)box+(M)umy 

[eatacake12345]

damn i fort when i first GCSE english i would no longer have to hear the work shakespeare every again >.< joking, you videos are a great help

[TanoInMelb]

You're a star! Thank you for explaining things so well. Your short video has explained everything better than my 3 hrs reading a textbook

[KidDynamite40]

Just for those who don't know, house purchases don't count as consumer expenditure.

[wobody]

great! cheers!

[PertinaciousGeek]

you're a wonderful person for doing this. I wish I was halfway as colossally brilliant as you are.

[markfuller042]

You have a very nice video explaining how much we spend...

[ZuluDawn88]

Please have my babies

[SuperAndrei82]

I hope that you get lots of money and other fine things.

[zahablog]

One thing that confused me at first is reading somewhere that G is net government spending. I now see through it, however, as consumption and investment are net of taxes, allowing G to be full spending.

[0effort]

thanks

[VishantR22]

do you have any good videos on the paradox of trift????

[waynemagri]

I love your videos mate!

[Esialpha]

First off, great video! Secondly, does anybody know if an aging population (as he was talking about) would be spending more or less?

[buzwazfuz]

YOU THE MAN PHIL HOLDEN

[AidexDB]

yuenj01 AD is = Aggregate demand. So it's GDP (sum of all sold final products and services)

[AidexDB]

Everything is good, but you forget one important thinkg - TAX. C = Income - Tax. So it's important, because if they rise C will fall.

[yuenj01]

AD = C+I+G + (X-M)

does it mean AD is GDP? GDP has the same measurements

[jeany09]

@yuenj01 i think you COULD say that

[cagelsthrough]

C might be the biggest component in the UK but I'm not sure about a petro dependent country like Venezuela or Trinidad and Tobago

[disney238]

does high propensity to consume mean....we consume more or less plz explain

[lekchic01]

absolutely fantastic videos! I'm an AP macroeconomics student in the usa and your videos are so helpful! I love your clear and consise explanations

[minaina12345]

wow great vid! but could i ask, what's the difference between AE and AD? because both have similar equations.

[AnySuggestionsMusic]

dude you are an absolute legend!

[cloudsinmycoffee24]

thx soo much!! I have AS econ this week :S anyhoo Does the government spend more as well in times of low interest rates?

[GIOGS]

YOU ARE AMAZING!!

better than my economics teacher!!.. learnt in 7mins what i didnt in a whole year!!

[marshin3]

real good teacher!!!!

[DjMalfofe]

I just want to say THANK YOU for the clear explanation :)

[loverofbeats]

i have a question. how come you disabled the embedment code for the video!?

[kabulom]

i realy love this teacher, he has a unique way of explaination, he makes it so easy and at the same time goes in detain and more deep. so thanks you very much waiting for more video clips. thanks may be about IS/LM curve.

[loverofbeats]

great great vide but please please do a detailed video on Aggregate Demand and Supply, shifts in the curve, increase, decrease in Qd and ect.

I thin it's so relevant especially at times like these. :)

thanks again,

love, maria

[loverofbeats]

change in any of these components will shift the AD curve.

[biscuitparty]

I was just about ready to throw my economics book out the window in frustration before I came across your video. The way you explain things are far superior to my professor. Thank you very much for posting this video.

[cathy2708]

so, does inflation then, in turn lower the ad curve?

[imranmir1]

THANK YOU Mr. Holden. Your videos have helped me considerably in my preparation for CFA Level 1 exam. You are a great tutor, and your explanations are very easy to understand. God bless you.

[luke2468013579]

thanks!!!

[purpleseedlessgrapes]

but i thought

APC falls as income rises because when income is low the level of consumption is relatively high because of the autonomous element of consumption becomes less significant?

Thanks for your videos they're really helping me!

Keep up the good work!

[tusharbhaskar]

Thanks a lot Sir,

Your videos have been a gr8 help in decoding this subject....

[rfvo]

Hi Phil,

Thanks for another great illustration. One thing i'm having difficulties understanding is the following: I thought a high savings rate leads to high economic growth?, however this contradicts with the point that a high interest rate (which leads to saving) has a negative effect on investment and decreases AD? I'm really confused. Please if you have a moment, would really appreciate if you were to shead some light on the issue. Many Thanks, Ray

[ne1l007]

Low rates of interest can help to increase economic growth, as people have more disposible income due to a decrease in morgage payments, providing they are variable. Although savers will have less return on their money, due to their saving in their bank account recieve less interest.

[hamidtntt]

very very usefull video

awesome

thanx

[MarquiseRuby]

Thank you so much! I'm studying economics on my own and your videos are very helpful.

[stunew78]

Brilliant videos, could you do a video on AD AS diagrams with LRAS and SRAS shifting factors?

[bshaw1025]

Please please more. I need to get my grade up in MacroEcon and these videos are helping.