Exam prep lesson Flashcards

1
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What’s the structure for the 25 marker

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  • Introduction - Tell then what your going to tell them
  • Clarify/define some of the key concepts in the question e.g what is the industrial policy, what is macroeconomic performance (do this through out the essay)
  • Analysis- Yes because… Yes because… No because… (Evaluate as you go through)
  • Conclusion
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2
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What is industrial policy

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Government policy aimed at improving performance of UK business

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3
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What do fiscal policy focus on

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Tax and spending

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4
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What does monetary policy focus on

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Interest rates and money supply

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5
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What do supply-side policy focus on

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Increasing LRAS/PPF

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6
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What graphs should you use for the 25 marker

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Supply- side graphs (LRAS)

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7
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What are on the axis of a Supply-side (LRAS) graphs

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Price level (Top)
Real GDP (bottom)
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8
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What does expansion do

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Boost AD

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9
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What does contraction do

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Reduce AD

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10
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Injections of circular flow of income

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Exports
Government expenditure
Investment

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11
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Withdrawals from circular flow of income

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Imports
Savings
Taxation

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12
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What is the current account deficit

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When money received by selling products to other countries is less than money spent to buy goods and services from other nations.

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13
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What is budget deficit

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A budget deficit is where the government spends more money than it receives through taxation.
(National expenditure is more than national income)

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14
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What affect does AD have to imports

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Inverse relationship

AD falling increase imports
AD rising decreases imports

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15
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Formula for AD

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C+I+G+(X-M)

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16
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What factors influence level of consumption in an economy

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Tax, wealth, income, interest rates, expected income, consumer confidence

17
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Personal savings ratio formula

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Reduced or actual personal saving / personal disposable income

18
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Difference between saving and investment

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Saving involves income that is not consumed. Typically surplus income is saved in a bank account. But, it could be saved as cash

Investment in economics is defined as an addition to the capital stock.For example, investment can involve spending on factories or new capital