01 - Macroeconomic Aggregates Flashcards

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Definition Consumption

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market value of consumption goods and services bought by domestic households

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Definition Investment

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Market value of new physical capital bought by domestic households and domestic firms

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Government Expenditrues

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market vale of government purchases of goods and services (for both, consumption and investment purposes)

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What are Exports?

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market value of goods and services produced domestically and sold abroad

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What are Imports?

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market value of goods and services produced abroad and sold domestically

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GDP of country as closed economy

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Y = C + I + G (C is consumption, M imports, X exports, I investment, G government expenitures)

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GDP of country as open economy

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Y = C + I + G + X - M

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What is X - M?

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trade balance

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9
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whats the national income accounting identity?

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Y = C + I + G + X - M

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Income based accounting….

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… sums up payments or income received by labor and the owners of physical or financial capital

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Labor income is…

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…. ANY form of payment that compensates people for their work, e.g. wages, free coffee at work, pension benefits

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Capital income is…

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… ANY form of payment that derives from owning phsycial or financial capital, e.g. dividends to shareholders, rents paid to landlords

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13
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What are examples for things let out of GDP that are actually important to keep in mind?

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  • physical capital depreciation (10-20%) (of physical capital stock and resources)
  • home production (child care, cooking) 30-50% for developed countries
  • underground economy (ca. 10% in developed countries)
  • digital for FREE services (e-mail, video conferencing), around 1/3 of value added of traded goods
  • positive and negative externalities of country
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14
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Macroecnomics is the study of….

Macroeconomicstd study…. (2)

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… aggregate economic activity / the economy as a whole
1. economy wide phenomena such as annual growth of a country
2. design government policies aimed at improving overall economic performance

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15
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GDP is…. and all measures should yield in…

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… measure of aggregate economic output / the market value of the final goods and services produced in a country during a given period of time
Production = Expenditure = Income

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16
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NAtional Income Accounty measure….

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…. the level of economic activity in a country

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Production based accounting sums up…

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…. each firms value added, which is the firms sales revenue minus the firms purchases of intermediate products from other firms

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Expenditure based accounting…

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…. sums up the purchases of goods and services by different groups or categories

19
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Digital for free services as a detail left out of GDP | How can we measure such a free service?

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asking consumers / surveys

20
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What is an externality?

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  • when an economic activity has a positive or negative spillover effect on a bystander
21
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Difference GDP and GNP?

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  • GDP: records production within certain country regardless of whose labor and capital (domestic or foreign) is used
  • GNP: records production of domestically owned labor and capital within the country and elsewhere
22
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Whats the equation for GNP?

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GDP + production of the countries production factors in foreign countries - production of foreign owned production facotrs within the country