Glossary · Macro · Aggregate demand and supply
Short-run aggregate supply (SRAS)
The total output firms are willing to produce at each price level while wages and some other input costs are stuck. It slopes up because a higher price level with fixed costs means fatter margins, so firms produce more. It shifts when input costs, expected inflation or productivity change.
Also called: SRAS, aggregate supply, supply shock
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