formulas unit 2 Flashcards

1
Q

GDP expenditure approach

A

C+I+G+Xn

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2
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GDP income approach

A

W+I+R+P

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3
Q

GDP deflator

A

(nominal GDP/real GDP) x 100

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4
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real GDP

A

(nominal GDP/GDP deflator) x 100

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5
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nominal GDP

A

(deflator x real GDP)/100

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6
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GDP growth rate

A

(current year GDP - Last year GDP/Last year GDP) x 100

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7
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CPI

A

(price of market basket/price of market basket in base year) x 100

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8
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real interest rate

A

nominal interest rate - inflation rate

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9
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unemployment rate

A

(number of unemployed/number in labor force) x 100

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10
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labor force participation rate

A

(labor force/population) x 100

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11
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contractionary fiscal policy

A
  • for inflation
  • govt. spending decreases, taxes increases
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12
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expansionary fiscal policy

A
  • for recession
  • govt. spending increases, taxes decreases
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13
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self correction for inflation

A

In the long run, wages and input prices are flexible and increase, which raises production costs, effectively shifting SRAS to the left.

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14
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self correction for recession

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In the long run, wages and input prices are flexible and decreases, which lowers production costs, effectively shifting SRAS to the right.

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15
Q

nominal GDP is…

A

not adjusted for inflation

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16
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real GDP is…

A

adjusted for inflation

17
Q

frictional unemployment

A

unemployed due to time workers spend in job search

18
Q

structural unemployment

A

more people seeking jobs than there are available
workers skills are obsolete

19
Q

cyclical unemployment

A

a lack of employment as a result of changes to an economy’s business cycle
occurs during recessions

20
Q

spending multiplier

A

1/MPS

21
Q

tax multiplier

A

spending mult. - 1

22
Q

when actual unemployment rate < NRU

A

inflationary

23
Q

when actual unemployment rate > NRU

A

recessionary

24
Q

how to find the quantity in which fiscal policy should be acted on

A

change in output = spending mult. x
solve for x