Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

In the Equation of Exchange, What is constant in the short run

M x V = P x Q

A

V is constant in the short run.

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2
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What value is the Inflation rate in the

M x V= P x Q

A

P is the inflation rate

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3
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What is the inflation rate equation from the
M x V = P x Q

and why

A

Inflation rate = Growth rate in money supple - growth rate in real GDP

P= M - Q

Because velocity is constant

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4
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What is GNP

A

Gross National Product is the value of all goods and services produced in 1 year by labor and property supplied by the citizens of a country.

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5
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Crowding Out

A

describes the effect of a government budget deficit on investment spending

-when increased interest rates lead to a reduction in private investment spending such that it dampens the initial increase of total investment spending.

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6
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Stagflation

A

when there is high inflation (high prices) and high employment

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7
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Demand pull inflation

A

When aggregate demand outpaces aggregate supply

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8
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Main cause of inflation

A

Money supply grows faster than real GDP

Too much money to buy few goods and services

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9
Q

What causes a movement along the MD

What happens when it increases

A

Interest rates

High interest rate mean low money demand (people keep less cash)

Low interest rates mean high money demand (people keep more cash)

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10
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What causes MD to shift

and what happens when they increase.

A

Price level and Income

Increase in P = MD increase (you need to hold more cash)

Increase in Income = increase in MD

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11
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In an expansionary monetary policy MS

A

MS increases

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12
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What does the BOC do in an expansionary monetary policy to affect the MS

A
  • Buys bonds
  • decrease reserve ration
  • decrease target overnight rate
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13
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What does the BOC do in a contractionary monetary policy to the MS

A

MS decreases

  • BOC sells bonds
  • target overnight rate increases
  • reserve ration increases
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14
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What does the MS curve graph look like

A

Interest and Qm on the Y and X axis and its a straight line

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15
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What does the D curve and graph look like

A

Interest and Qm on the Y and X on a diagonal sloping down.

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16
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What happens when bank rate decreases

A

It is less costly to borrow from the central bank, so banks keeps less reserves and gives more loans

MS increases

17
Q

What happens when the price level increase

A

Increase in the MD

18
Q

What type of policy do you use to close a recessionary gap and what does this do to the M_

A

use an expansionary Monetary policy

Increasing the MS

19
Q

What does the Goods market curve graph look like (hint it has LRAs and SRAs and AD)

A

P and Y on the Y and x axis AD sloping down LRA straight line and SRA sloping up

20
Q

What type of policy do you use in an inflationary gap and what does this do to the money supply

A

Contractionary monetary policy and it decreases the MS

21
Q

What does the phillips curve tell us

A

It shows us an inverse “negative” relation between inflation rate and unemployment rate in the short run.

Increasing one decreases the other.

22
Q

Balance of Payment

A

Record that summarizes all international transactions of a country with the rest of the world during a certain period

23
Q

What does the credit component do

A

Records any transaction that brings money to our economy

24
Q

What does the debit component do

A

Records the money that goes out

25
Q

Where are the capital inflows and outflows recorded

A

Capital inflows are recorded in the credit side

capital outflows are recorded in the debit side

26
Q

what is recorded in the current account

A

grants and aid, and investment income

27
Q

What is recorded in the capital account

A

loans and direct and indirect investments

28
Q

Any transaction that brings money into the country is recorded where

A

credit side

29
Q

Any transaction that takes money out of the country is recorded where

A

in the debit side.