Determining GDP Flashcards

1
Q

Aggregate Demand

A

total demand for all goods+services produced by an economy in a given time period
AD=C+I+G+(X-M)

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2
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consumption

A

household spending on finished goods + services

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3
Q

determinants of consumption

A
pici
income (positive relationship + +)
price (negative relationship +,-)
interest rates (cost of borrowing and reward for lending) (negative)
consumer confidence (positive)
wealth (positive)
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4
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investment

A

business spending on capital

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5
Q

determinants of investment

A

bia
interest rates (negative)
business confidence (positive)(business predictions)
access to funds (positive)(more profits)

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6
Q
Government spending
(3 types)
A
transfer spending (pensions+benefits)
capital spending (infrastructure)
current spending (wages to civil servants)
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7
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determinants of government spending

A
tax revenue (positive)
political decision making
economic growth (transfer benefits fall)
government borrowing (bond markets)
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8
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net exports

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exports: goods produced domestically and sold abroad
imports: goods produced abroad and sold in domestic economy

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9
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determinants of exports and imports

A
economic growth (domestic/foreign)
exchange rates
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10
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SRAS

A

the time period where full adjustment for changes in wages + price have not occured

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11
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LRAS

A

the AS where full adjustment for changes in wages + price have occured

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12
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Multiplier

A

1/(1-Marginal Propensity to Consume)

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13
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AS

A

the total of goods+services produced by an economy

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14
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Typical changes in costs of production (SRAS)

A

wages, raw materials, change in price of imports, change in government indirect taxes or subsidies

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15
Q

direct tax

A

tax on an income or profit (income tax)

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16
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indirect tax

A

tax on consumption (VAT)

17
Q

excise duty

A

tax on demerit goods (car pollution tax)

18
Q

shifts in LRAS

A

occurs due to improvements in the quantity and quality of factors of production
labour: more(immigration, demographic change), better (education,training)
land: more(new discoveries of nat resources), better(technological advance)
capitol: new investment/technology advance
Enterprises: become more enterprising