Circular flow of income Flashcards

1
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Name 3 positives of investment

A

Uses profits, Improves effeciency, Raises capicity, Capital can substitute labour (cheaper), Exploit economies of scale, Provides barrier to entry so start ups can’t compete

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2
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Net investment =

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Gross investment - capital depreciation/consumption

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3
Q

What is investment in economics?

A

Adding of CAPITAL stock to the economy

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4
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What is the balance of payments?

A

Record of all financial dealings between two countries

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5
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What is the balance of payments split into (and which bit is more important for year 1 macro)

A

Current Account (Important), capital and financial accounts

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6
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What is the current balance

A

Net trade (difference between exports and imports)

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7
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Current account surplus =

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Exports>Imports

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8
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Current account deficit =

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Imports>exports

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9
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Why are current account deficits problems in the long run?

A

means a country is living beyond its means -leads to debt

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10
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What is the current account split into?

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Visibles (goods) and Invisibles (services)

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11
Q

What is Hot Money?

A

IR proportional to ERHigher interest rates increase saving which increases speculative money flows into the UK, appreciating the pound

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12
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What are Primary and Secondary incomes in the current account?

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Primary is investment income

Secondary is transfers between organisations or governments

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13
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What goes from households to firms in the circular flow model?

A

Factors of Production, Expenditure

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14
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What goes from firms to households in the circular flow?

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Wages etc, G+S

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15
Q

What are the injections?

A

Investment, Exports, Government spending

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16
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What are the withdrawals?

A

Saving, imports, taxes

17
Q

Equations for the multiplier (3)

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1/(1-MPC) = 1/(MPW) = 1/(MPT + MPM + MPS)

18
Q

What is Marginal Propensity to Consume

A

Marginal propensity to consume =change in consumption/change in income= dC/dY

19
Q

What is MPS

A

change in savings/change in income

dS/dY

20
Q

What is the Circular Flow equation

(X=Y=Z) what is X, Y & Z

A

O=E=Y (Output=Expenditure=Income)

21
Q

Name the injections

A

Investment, Government spending & Exports

22
Q

Name the withdrawals

A

saving, taxing & imports

23
Q

What goes from firms to households in the circular flow diagram

A

Goods and services (Innerconsumption Cycle)

Income e.g. Wages/rents/interest/profit (Outer income Cycle)

24
Q

What goes from households to firms in circular flow

A

Expenditure on G+S (Outer Cycle)

Land, labour, capital (Inner Cycle)

25
Q

When is an economy in equilibrium

A

injections=withdrawals