What are the four components of aggregate demand?

Consumption, investment, government spending and net exports

Economic growth is best measured by:

The percentage rise in real GDP

Because it accounts for the size of the population, showing output per person

It ignores income distribution, unpaid work, leisure and environmental damage

Aggregate demand growing faster than the economy can supply, so spending bids up prices

A rise in the costs of production, such as wages or imported raw materials and energy

Savers and people on fixed incomes, whose money loses purchasing power

Cyclical (demand-deficient) unemployment

Lost output, lower tax revenue and higher government spending on benefits

Fallen, because population grew faster than output

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What are the four components of aggregate demand?
In the circular flow of income, which of these is an INJECTION?
Which of these is a WITHDRAWAL (leakage) from the circular flow?
The circular flow is in equilibrium when:
Economic growth is best measured by:
Why is real GDP per head (per capita) a better measure of living standards than total GDP?
Which is a limitation of using GDP to measure wellbeing?
Demand-pull inflation is caused by:
Cost-push inflation is caused by:
Which group is most likely to be HARMED by unexpected high inflation?
A worker loses their job because demand for the economy's output falls during a recession. This is:
Workers in a declining industry cannot find new jobs because their skills no longer match available vacancies. This is:
Which is a cost of high unemployment to the wider economy?
If a country's real GDP rises by 4% while its population rises by 5%, then real GDP per head has: