41: Circular Flow of Income Flashcards

1
Q

3 types of Injections

A

Investment (I)
Exports (X)
Government Spending (G)

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2
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3 types of withdrawals

A

Savings (S)
Taxation (T)
Import (M)

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3
Q

Multiplier effect

A

When an injection into circular flow of income leads to greater proportional increase in AD

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4
Q

How to use multiplier/ effect of AD on national income

A

multiplier x injections = total increase in GDP

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5
Q

Multiplier formula

A

1/mps or 1/(1-mpc)

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6
Q

Define MPS and MPC

A

MPS: proportion of extra income that is saved (change in saving/change in income)
MPC: proportion of extra income that is consumed (change in consumption/ change in income)

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7
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Define Marginal Rate of Taxation

A

Proportion of extra income that is taxed

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8
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Define Marginal Propensity of Import (MPM)

A

Proportion of extra income spent on import

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9
Q

National Income Equilibrium

A

2 sector (I=S)
3 sector (I+G=S+T)
4 sector (I+G+X=S+T+M)
2/3 - closed economy
4 - open economy

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10
Q

Multiplier formula for 2/3/4 sector

A

only include injections
2 sector 1/mps
3 sector 1/(mps+mrt)
4 sector 1/(mps+mrt+mpm)

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11
Q

Define AE

A

Total amount spent at different level of GDP in a given time period.

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12
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National Income Determination through?

A
  1. AD=AS
  2. AE=Real GDP
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13
Q

Components of AE

A

Consumption
Investment
Government spending
Net exports

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14
Q

Consumption function

A

c = a + bY
*a= autonomous spending
*b= MPC
*Y= disposable/ after tax income

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15
Q

Savings function

A

s= -a + sY
*a= autonomous saving (zero income, dissavings, negative sign)
*s= MPS
*Y= disposable income

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16
Q

Factors increasing consumption

A
  1. increase wealth
  2. lower IR
  3. high confidence
  4. more credit available (easy to borrow and spend)
  5. distribution of wealth to lower income
17
Q

Do low income have higher MPC than high income?

A

Yes

18
Q

2 type of investment

A
  1. Autonomous - investment made independent of income
  2. Induced - investment made in response to change in income
19
Q

Factors increasing investment

A
  1. consumer demand increase
  2. IR decrease
  3. Expectations positive
  4. Gov policy (deregulation)
  5. Technology increase
  6. Cost of capital good decrease
20
Q

Accelerator effect

A

Investment expenditure increase when AD/ National Income increase

21
Q

Will firms always respond to changes in demand by increasing investment?

A
  • if firms can meet rising demand by maximising capacity, investment is less likely to happen
  • if technology improves, capital output ratio may increase and reduce investment
    -if capital good are working to capacity, firms will invest to expand capacity
22
Q

Factors increasing gov spending

A
  1. Tax revenue increase
  2. Political priorities ( expand military - increase spending,
    rising national debt - decrease spending)
  3. Gov policy
  4. Changing demographics (immigrants increase, spending increase)
23
Q

Factors increase net export

A
  1. Depreciation of ER
  2. Increase competitiveness of g/s
  3. Increasing purchasing power of other countries
  4. YED elastic
24
Q

Inflationary gap and deflationary gap

A

inflationary gap : Excess AE over potential output
(AE > Real GDP)
deflationary gap : Shortage of AE so potential output not reached
(AE < Real GDP)