Economics Flashcards
3 ways the Federal reserve can increase the money supply
- Purchase government securities
- Lower the discount rate
- Lower the reserve requirement
Demand Curve
Inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded.
- Price (up) = Quantity (down)
- Price (down) = Quantity (up)
The demand curve shifts downward (left) when
Quantity demanded becomes smaller for each & every price
The demand curve shifts upward (right)
Quantity demanded becomes larger for each & every price
Ways to dampen the economy
- increase interest rates
- increase taxes
- decrease govt spending
- reduce money supply
Real GDP Calculation
Nominal GDP divided by Price Index x 100
The 2 approaches of GDP
- Income Approach
2. Expenditure Approach
Components of GDP income approach
- income earned in the production of final goods and services.
a. wages
b. interest
c. rents
d. business profits - adjustments fro indirect taxes
- economic depreciation
Components of GDP expenditure approach
- personal consumption expenditures
- businesses
- exports
- imports
The consumer price index measures?
the rate of inflation
Net domestic product (NDP) calc
GDP - Depreciation
Net national income (NNI) calc
NDP - indirect business taxes
Personal Income calc
NNI - corporate income taxes - undistributed corporate profits - social security contributions + transfer payments
Disposable income calc
Personal income - personal income taxes
Reserve Ratio
Reserves / Total Demand Deposits