4.1.1 Flashcards

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What does Brics Stand for?

A

Brazil
Russia
India
China
South Africa

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What does Mint stand for?

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Mexico
Indonesia
Nigeria
Turkey

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What is a mint economy?

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These countries are considered to have high potential for growth based on their: Geographic, demographic and economic factors

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What is the Bric economy?

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A union of emerging economies that are a multilateral forum- Fastest growing states.

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What is gross domestic product?

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Measures the value of all the goods and services produced within an economy over the space of a year.

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What is literacy?

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Percentage of the population in a country aged 15 and above who can read and write a short statement in their everyday life.

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What is health?

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Number of workers who are healthy

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What is the Human Development index?

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Provides a measure of development based on access to health care and education as well as national income

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What is purchasing power parity?

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A measure of real growth that uses the price of purchasing a standardised basket of goods and services in order to compare prices across economies

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What is the business cycle?

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The business cycle is the natural rise and fall of economic growth that occurs over time. The cycle is a useful tool for analysing the economy. It can also help you make later financial decisions.

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11
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Effects of a falling economic activity?

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Rising unemployment
Falling incomes
falling demand for all goods and services
Fewer goods/services sold
Falling revenue and profits
falling demand for labour
lower investment
more unemployment:
1) Fewer services as shops close
2) Higher social security payments/benefits
3) Lower government tax revenues.

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12
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What is a boom?

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Where there is a lot of spending in the economy

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What is a recession?

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When spending in the economy falls

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What happens to unemployment when there is a Boom and recession?

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Boom- A fall
Recession- A rise

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What happens to consumer spending when there is a Boom and recession?

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Boom- Rise
Recession- Fall

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What happens to inflation (prices) when there is a Boom and recession?

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Boom- Rise
Recession- Fall

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What happens to share prices when there is a Boom and recession?

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Boom-rise
Recession- fall

18
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What happens to living standards when there is a Boom and recession?

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Boom-Rise
Recession-Fall

19
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What happens to how people feel when there is a Boom and recession?

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Boom- Rise
Recession- Fall

20
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What happens to businesses doing well when there is a Boom and recession?

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Boom- Most businesses selling luxuries do well
Recession- most businesses selling necessities do well