Chapter 12 Flashcards

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If we assume we are operating on a ———- short-run aggregate supply curve, the equilibrium level of real GDP per year is completely demand determined.

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Horizontal

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Keynesian assumptions

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  1. Businesses pay no direct taxes
  2. Businesses distribute all of their profits to shareholders
  3. There is no depreciation so gross private domestic investment equals net investment
  4. The economy is closed– there is no foreign trade
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——— is a flow, something that occurs over time. It equals disposable income minus consumption.

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Saving

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———– is a stock. It is accumulation resulting from saving.

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Savings

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——— is also a flow. It includes expenditure on new machines, buildings, and equipment and changes in business inventories.

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Investment

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The consumption function shows a relationship between planned rates of real consumption and real ——— per year.

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Disposable income

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The saving function is the complement of the consumption function because real savings plus real ——— must equal real disposable income.

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Consumption

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The ———– propensity to consume is equal to real consumption divided by real disposable income.

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Average

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The ——- propensity to save is equal to real saving divided by real disposable income.

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Average

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The ——– propensity to consume is equal to the change in planned real consumption divided by the change in real disposable income.

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Marginal

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The ——– propensity to save is equal to the change in planned real saving divided by the change in real disposable income.

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Marginal

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Any change in real disposable income will cause the planned rate of consumption to change. This is represented by a ———— the consumption function.

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Movement along

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Any change in a nonincome determinant of consumption will cause a ——— the consumption function.

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Shift in

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13
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The planned investment schedule shows the relationship between real investment and the ——–; it slopes ———.

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Interest rate , downward

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14
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The non-interest-rate determinants of planned investment are ——, innovation and technology changes, and ————.

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Expectations, business taxes

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We assume that the consumption function has an ——— part that is independent of the level of real GDP per year. It is labeled —— consumption.

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Autonomous, autonomous

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For simplicity we assume that real investment is ——– with respect to real GDP and therefore unaffected by the level of real GDP per year.

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Autonomous

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The ——- level of real GDP can be found where planned saving equals planned investment.

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Equilibrium

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Whenever planned savings exceeds planned investment, there will be unplanned inventory ———- and real GDP will fall as producers cut production of goods and services.

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Increases

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Whenever planned savings is less than planned investment, there will be unplanned inventory ———, and real GDP will rise as producers increase production of goods and services.

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Decreases

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When we add autonomous investment, government spending and consumption function we obtain C+G+I curve which represents total ——– for a closed economy.

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Planned expenditures

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In an —— economy, we add the foreign sector, which consists of exports minus imports, X. Total expenditures are thus represented by G+I+C+ X curve.

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Ope

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Equilibrium GDP can be found on a graph by total planned expenditures curve with the ——— reference line.

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45 degree

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At that level of —– real GDP per year, planned real consumption plus planned real investment plus real government expenditures plus real exports will equal real GDP.

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Equilibrium

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Whenever total planned expenditures exceed real GDP, there will be unplanned —— in inventories.

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Decreases

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Production of goods and services will increase, and a higher level of equilibrium real GDP will,prevail.

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True

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Whenever total planned expenditures are less than real GDP, there will be planned ——- in inventories. Production of goods and services will decrease, and equilibrium real GDP will decrease

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Increase

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Any change in autonomous spending shifts the expenditure curve and causes a ——– effect on equilibrium real GDP per year.

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Multiplier

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The multiplier is equal to 1 divided by the ——– propensity to ——-

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Marginal, save

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The smaller the marginal propensity to ——, the larger the multiplier.

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Save