Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

GDP

A

the total market value of all final goods and services

produced within a society over a certain period of time

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2
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intermediate good

A

a good used in the production process that is not a final good or
service

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3
Q

consumption expenditures

(C)

A

Consumer purchases

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4
Q

private investment expenditures

(I)

A

Producer purchases

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5
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government purchases

(G)

A

purchases of newly produced goods and services by local,

state, or federal government

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6
Q

Import

A

A good or Service bought from a different country

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7
Q

Export

A

A good or Service sold to a different country

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8
Q

Net Exports

(NX)

A

Exports - Imports

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9
Q

Trade Deficit

A

Export < Imports

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10
Q

Trade Surplus

A

Exports > Imports

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11
Q

Trade Surplus

A

Y = C + I + G + NX

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12
Q

Industrially Advanced Countries (IAC’s)

A

high income countries with primarily
market based economies, large stocks of technologically advanced industrial capital,
and a highly educated and skilled workforce (e.g., U.S., Norway, Australia, Germany,
Japan)

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13
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Less Developed Countries (LDC’s)

A

lower income countries which are held back
by some combination of poor economic institutions, undeveloped industrial capital,
and/or an uneducated and unskilled workforce (e.g., India, Ghana, Bangladesh, and
the Democratic Republic of the Congo)

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14
Q

economic development

A

improvements over time in a society’s quality of life and

living standards

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15
Q

economic growth

A

sustained increases over time in a society’s value of Real GDP

 graphically illustrated by an outward shift of the PPF
 measured quantitatively as the percentage increase in Real GDP

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16
Q

GDP growth rate

A

annual percentage change in the value of real GDP

17
Q

catch-up effect

A

conjecture that (all other factors fixed) the growth rates of less
developed countries will exceed the growth rates of developed countries, allowing the
less developed countries to “catch up” over time

18
Q

Rule of 72

A

72/X = %

19
Q

physical capital

A

machines, building, factories, and other equipment used in the
production process

20
Q

human capital

A

– the knowledge, education, skills, experience, work ethic, interpersonal
skills, and other attributes of workers which determine productivity

21
Q

technology

A

the application of scientific and engineering principles to the problem
of production

22
Q

Vicious-cycle-of-poverty hypothesis

A

conjecture that poor countries will
remain poor since they do not have sufficient resources available to make the
investments in capital which are necessary for economic growth

23
Q

Capital flight

A

tendency for the rich in a poor country to invest their wealth in richer countries due to their economic stability

24
Q

brain drain

A

– tendency for the most highly talented people from developing
countries to become educated and then move to an already wealthy country

25
Q

Rule-of-Law

A

environment in which property rights and contracts are
respected and administered fairly and transparently, without favoritism
 countries lacking rule-of-law have difficulty achieving growth

26
Q

Crony Capitalism

A

environment in which well-connected unscrupulous
business people use corrupt political systems to their advantage in order to
obtain preferential treatment from government (e.g., government contracts,
subsidies, bailouts, tax loopholes)