2.4.2 Injections And Withdrawals Flashcards

1
Q

What are injections

A

Money entering the circular flow of goods

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2
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What are withdrawals

A

Money leaving the circular flow of goods

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3
Q

Give three examples of injections

A

Government spending
Investment
Exports

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4
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Give three examples of withdrawals

A

Taxes
Savings
Imports

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5
Q

Explain how an increase in the rate of VAT affects the circular flow

A

Increased tax, increased withdrawals, decreases circular flow

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6
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Explain how tax breaks given to new start-up businesses affect the circular flow

A

Increased profits due to decreased tax, increased investment, increased investments, increased circular flow

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7
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Explain how the pound strengthening against the Euro affects circular flow

A

Imports cheaper, exports more expensive, increased imports and decreased exports, increased withdrawals and decreased injections, decreased circular flow of

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8
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Explain how a cut in interest rates affects circular flow

A

Less rewards for saving and lower cost of borrowing, decreased saving and increased investment, decreased withdrawals and increased injections, increase in circular flow of income

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9
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Explain how workers becoming nervous about keeping their jobs affects circular flow

A

Increased saving, increased withdrawals, decreases circular flow

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