the monetary value of the transactions made in the domestic economy over a period of time

the monetary value of the exports made from an economy over a period of time

the monetary value of the wealth of an economy over a period of time

the value of the output of goods and services produced in an economy over time

net property income from abroad

taxation

inflation

the exchange rate

savings and exports are leakages

taxes and investment are injections

investment and exports are injections

leakages equal injections into and out of the circular flow

it will increase as the economy shrinks

it will likely revert to its equilibrium in the long run

it will decrease as the economy grows

it will increase as the economy grows

an increase in aggregate demand leading to a movement along the LRAS curve

a rise in the quantity and or quality of the factors of production within an economy

an increase in aggregate supply

a decrease in aggregate demand leading to a movement along the LRAS curve

an increase in interest rates

a rise in income tax rates

a rise in the level of imports

an increase in government spending

An increase in consumer confidence

A fall in the cost of imported raw materials and components

A reduction in Jobseeker's Allowance

An increase in investment in on-the-job training

a reduction in productivity in the economy

an increase in aggregate demand in the economy

an increase in the price level in the economy

underlying economic growth in the economy

higher aggregate demand and higher employment

unpredictable changes in output and the price level

a higher price level and higher equilibrium output

higher equilibrium output and a lower price level

an increase in the £ exchange rate, in relation to other major currencies

low inflation and corresponding low interest rates

falling house prices

an increase in the world price of oil

demand for a country's goods and services over a period of time, at a given price level

demand for a country's goods and services over a range of price levels, over a period of time

 none of the above

demand for a country's goods and services over a period of time

Its most important determinant is disposable income

Its level is unrelated to the amount of wealth

It determines the level of exports

It is a component of aggregate supply

businesses on capital goods

businesses on all goods and services minus exports

businesses on all goods and services

businesses and government on all goods and services

net investment changes in response to the rate of change of national output

an increase in spending leads to an increase in national income

an increase in private investment leads to an increase in mational income

an increase in aggregate investment leads to an increase in national income

The removal of tax efficient saving schemes

A reduction in the rate of interest

An increase in the amount of deposit required in order to obtain a mortgage

An increase in borrowing to finance current consumption

an increase in exports

a budget surplus

an increase in inflation

a decrease in imports

national income is affected by changes in aggregate demand

imports could be affected by changes in national income

 changes in exports affect national income

the level of aggregate demand affects the level of unemployment

more is produced at a higher price level

Factor costs have fallen

less is produced at a lower price level

money wage rates increase

a leftward shift in the aggregate supply curve

a decrease in the price level

movement down the aggregate demand curve

a fall in the rate of growth of the labour force

an increase in net emigration

an increase in the price level

a slowdown in the rate of growth

all of the responses