2.4 topic sheet Flashcards

1
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What is meant by national flow of income?

A

It shows how the different sectors of the economy link together eg the fact workers are employed by firms and then the worker is paid wages.

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2
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illustrate the concept of national flow of income using a diagram:

A

Firms and households in the centre.

On the right with an arrow going in (injection):
Exports, investment, gov spending.

On the left with an arrow going out (leakage)
Taxes, savings, imports.

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3
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Define equilibrium level?

A

Where aggregate demand quals aggregate supply.

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4
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Draw an AS and AD diagram.

A

see notes.

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5
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Identify 3 newsflashes that would shift AD to the right:

A

Any components of AD would have to increase.
A decrease in interest rates.
America going into a boom.
the minimum wage increasing.

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6
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Draw AD shifting to the left.

identify the new equilibrium

A

see notes.

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7
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Identify 3 newsflashes that would shift AS to the left?

A

Anything that would increase the cost of production.

A natural disaster that destroys crops.
A new minimum wage.
If the cost of energy rose.
If VAT would increase.

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8
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Identify 3 newsflashes that would shift AS to the left?

A

Anything that would increase the cost of production.

A natural disaster that destroys crops.
A new minimum wage.
If the cost of energy rose.
If VAT would increase.

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9
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Show AS increasing to the left.

Mark the new equilibrium .

A

see notes.

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10
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Identify newsflashes that would shift AS to the right?

A

Anything that would decrease the cost of production and increase the productive potential in an economy.

Immigration of skilled workers into a country.
If wages in the economy fell (labours cost decrease)
If there was an innovation in an economy.

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11
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Draw AS shifting to the right and draw on new equilibrium.

A

see notes.

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12
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Give an example on how the multiplier works in the economy?

A

The government invests 10 million into increasing the wages of nurses.

The wages then spend the increased wages in a supermarket. Which increases the revenue of the supermarket.

This means that the supermarkets will increase orders from suppliers which cause the revenue for suppliers to increase.

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13
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Give an example on how the multiplier works in the economy?

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The government invests 10 million into increasing the wages of nurses.

The wages then spend the increased wages in a supermarket. Which increases the revenue of the supermarket.

This means that the supermarkets will increase orders from suppliers which cause the revenue for suppliers to increase.

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14
Q

What is the formula for the multiplier?

A

1/1-mpc

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15
Q

What are the other ways of showing the formula of the multiplier?

A

1/MPW

1/MPW=MPS+MPT+MPI

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16
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Define marginal propensity to consume?

A

The proportion of extra that is spent on consumption.

17
Q

Define marginal propensity to save?

A

The proportion of extra income that is saved.

18
Q

What happens to multiplier if MPS increases?

A

The multiplier will decrease as a result.

19
Q

If the injection is 50 million and MPC is 0.8

A

50/1-0.8 250 million

20
Q

Show the effect of the multiplier on the economy?

A

see notes.