Chapter 12 Study Guide Flashcards
when the amount of output produced exceeds the amount of spending, what happens to inventories? future orders will blank. Manufacturers will blank output. Will GDP increase or decrease? Unemployment?
when the amount of output produced exceeds the amount of spending inventories rise future orders will fall manufactures will decrease output GDP will decrease Unemployment will rise
what is disposable income
disposable income = gross income - taxes + transfers
which of the following will increase household consumption?
home values rise
which of the following will decrease household consumption?
stock market index falls
expected future income falls
the price level rises
interest rates rise
suppose disposable income rises by 3000 and spending rises by 600. What is the MPC?
MPC = spending/disposable income MPC = 600/ 3000
Suppose disposable income falls by 2000 and consumption falls by 1500. What is the MPS?
MPC + MPS = 1 MPC = spending/ income MPC = 1500/2000 MPC = 15/20 MPS = 5/20 MPC + MPS = 1
marginal propensity to consume
MPC
marginal propensity to save
MPS
which of the following will increase business investment?
businesses expect future profits to rise
interest rates fall
which of the following decrease business investment?
corporate taxes rise
cash flow declines
net exports in the US have been negative since the year blank. this means that imports blank exports.
Net Exports (NX) have been negative since 1982. This means that imports exceed exports. ***
when net exports are positive this means that imports blank exports?
When Net Exports (NX) are positive this means that exports exceed imports or imports do NOT exceed exports
when the US enters a recession, we expect net exports (NX) to blank
when the US enters a recession, we expect net exports, NX, to increase
What will increase US net exports?
US has lower inflation rate than other countries
The US is in a recession; other countries are in expansion
What will decrease US net exports?
The US dollar has appreciated versus other currencies