Economics and Strategy Flashcards

1
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An increase in governmental spending causes

A

an increase in domestic interest rates AND international capital inflows

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2
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What illustrates the quantity of goods supplied at different prices

A

Supply Curve

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3
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what decreases aggregate demand

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A decrease in government purchases

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4
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These capital inflows cause the domestic currency to appreciate, which has a negative effect on net exports

A

An increase in governmental spending causes

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5
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What is the price that urban consumers paid for a fixed basket of goods and services in relation to the price of the same goods and services purchased in some base period

A

Consumer Price Index

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6
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What encourages borrowing and investment which stimulates economic growth.

A

lowering the discount rate

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7
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the difference in savings divided by the difference in income

A

calculation of marginal propensity to save

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8
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rate of the risk-free rate plus the expected rate of inflation

A

Calculation of Treasury bill interest

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9
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fixed assets are valued at historical cost and, therefore, depreciation does not reflect the current cost of the related assets happens when

A

inflation distort reported income

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10
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What happens in a scenario when - an increase in the price of one tends to decrease the quantity demanded of the other.

The package of goods becomes more expensive.

A

If two goods are complements

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11
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there are a large number of buyers and sellers; no single participant or group of participants can influence market prices.

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happens in a perfectly competitive financial market

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12
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What measures the price change of a bundle of consumer goods. (Rate of inflation)

A

Consumer Price Index

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