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Aggregate Demand and the UK Economic Cycle

Monday, August 17, 2009
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Here is our latest streamed presentation on the UK economy - aggregate demand and the cycle - as we search for evidence of possible turning points in the cycle. This is part of our set of macroeconomic chart room presentations - click on related links for more.

The charts cover:

Components of aggregate demand
Growth of Real GDP
Path of UK GDP since 1970
Growth and unemployment
Output gap
Output gap and unemployment
Output gap and real GDP
Output gap and CPI inflation
GDP and GNP
The Stock Cycle
Businesses operating at full capacity

Hopefully a useful resource for colleagues teaching the economic cycle and shocks


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