Chapter 34 Flashcards

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Asset price inflation

A

The prices of assets rise more than their “real” value

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Q - 1: what is the difference between asset price I Larkin and a goods price inflation?

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Asset inflation is rise in price of assets like houses and stocks above changes in their real values.

Goods inflation is the rise in the price of goods and services.

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3
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Adaptive expectations

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Expectations based in some way on the past

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4
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Rational expectations

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The expectations that economists model predicts

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5
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Extrapolating expectations

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Expectations that a trend will accelerate

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6
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When nominal wages rise beyond growth of productivity what happens?

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The SAS curve shifts up resulting in inflation

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7
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Inflation =

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Nominal wage increase - productivity growth

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8
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Equation of exchange

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An equation stating that the quantity of money • the velocity of money = the price level • the quantity of goods sold

MV = PQ

M = quantity of money

V = velocity

P = price level

Q = quantity of real goods sold

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9
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Velocity

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The number of times per year on average a dollar gets spent on goods and services

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10
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3 assumptions of quantity theory:

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  1. Velocity is constant
  2. Real output is independent of money supply
  3. Causation goes from money to prices
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