Chapter 6 GDP And Its Cycles Flashcards

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Flow Variables

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Economic variables measured over time

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Stock variables

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Economic variables measured at an instant of time

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What are the uses of income by households

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Consumption (domestic and foreign), savings and taxes are the uses of income by households.
These are leakages.

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How is income generated?

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Income is generated by consumption, exports, investment and government spending.
These are injections.

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5
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Where are leakages and injections documented

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They are documented in the circular flow of income, which shows the value of expenditure, which is Gross Domestic Product. GDP

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6
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GDP=

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Consumption plus savings plus taxes and consumption plus investment plus government spending plus net exports
C+S+T and C+I+G+Net Exports

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7
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GDP considers

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Only the market value of all goods produced in a year.

Each good is counted only in its final form.

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8
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Per capita GDP

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GDP per person is called Per capita GDP

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9
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Real GDP

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GDP adjusted for prices is called real GDP

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10
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GDP is part of an accounting system called the

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National Income and Products Accounts. (NIPA)

The NIPA includes personal income which is calculated for states and cities

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Business cycle

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The economic experiences cycles of up and down called the business cycle

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12
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What are the four phases of the business cycle?

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Peak
contraction
trough
and expansion

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13
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The history of business cycles in the United States shows a

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Decline in their severity after World War II.

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14
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The three longest expansions in the US history are in

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1960s, 1980s, and 1990s.

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15
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Income wealth

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-Income -Inflow of all forms of money over a certain period of time to a person, all persons in a family, or in a household
Income is flow

Wealth is stock.
Net worth of everything you own at a point in time (I.e. Home, car, retirement accounts, bank accounts, stocks, land, real estate)

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16
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Stock

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Anything measured at an instant of time.

17
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Flow

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-anything measured over a period of time.

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Consumption

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-is the purchase of goods and services.

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Savings

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-any income not consumed.

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Taxes

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-taxes go into the hands of various governmental units and are not available for spending by households.

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Imports

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Imports are consumption, but when imports are purchased, that income leaves the domestic economy.

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Investment

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-saving in a way that earns income

focuses on increasing net worth and achieving long-term financial goals

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Exports

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-are spending in the domestic economy by people from other countries.

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Leakages

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-Savings, Taxation and Imports

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Injections

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-Investment, Government Expenditure and Exports

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Final goods

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-final goods and services means that we add up the value of everything in the last condition it was in during the year.

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Personal income

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-is the income of households, ignoring the business and government sectors.