GDP, Ordering Quantity Flashcards

1
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GDP formula:

A

GDP = C + G + I + (X-M)

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2
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What does the I in GDP formula stand for?

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Investment by Business on Plant and Equipment

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3
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What does the G in GDP formula stand for?

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Government Spending (federal + state + municipal)

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4
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What % of GDP is consumer spending in the USA?

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~70%

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5
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Nominal GDP is also called

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Current GDP

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6
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Nominal GDP is….

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the current amount of goods and services * current price of goods and services

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7
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Real GDP is also called

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Constant GDP

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8
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Constant GDP =

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current amounts of goods and services * base year price of goods and services

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9
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Real GDP means….

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GDP without distorting factor of inflation

The base year used for prices had “normal” economic conditions (no high inflation or recession)

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10
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Potential GDP reflects

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if everyone in society works at 100% capacity, including factories

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11
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How long does ____ GDP need to decrease in order to quality an economy as being in a recession?

A

REAL

2 consecutive quarters > so 6 straight months

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12
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Inflation is measured by the

A

CPI

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13
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The CPI is an imaginary basket of….

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184 goods and services that an average family of 4 uses

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14
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If the CPI increased by 0.7% last month, what is the projected annual inflation rate?

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0.7% * 12 months = 8.4%

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15
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What is the Fed’s target rate of inflation

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2%

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16
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Who was the chair of the council of president’s economic advisors under George HW Bush who defended that country was not technically in a recession

A

Dr Michael Boskin

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17
Q

What is the trade balance $ in the US

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-$1 trillion (more imports than exports)

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18
Q

3 Main functions of the FOMC

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  1. establish reserve requirement
  2. establish discount rate
  3. buy/sell government securities
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19
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Excess Reserve =

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Amount of money you deposit - reserve requirement

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20
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The amount of cushion needed as a % over the amount in a deposit/checking account is

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the reserve requirement

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21
Q

banks pay student loans, business loans, car loans, mortgages, etc out of their

A

excess reserve

22
Q

In 2007 the discount rate was between

A

0% to 0.25%

23
Q

Which action does the FOMC take most often?

A

Buy/Sell federal securities

24
Q

Which action does the Fed take least often?

A

changing the reserve requirement

25
Q

In an inflationary environment, the Fed may…

A

Increase the reserve requirement
Increase the discount rate
Sell government securities

26
Q

By increasing the reserve requirement, the ____ shrinks

A

money supply

27
Q

By buying government securities the Fed is going to ____ the money supply

A

expand

28
Q

In a recessionary environment, the fed may ____ government securities

A

Buy

29
Q

What are the 3 types of leverage

A

Operating Leverage
Financial Leverage
Combined Leverage

30
Q

This type of leverage represents, if I can change by net income by 1%, how much change would I see in my EPS

A

Financial leverage

31
Q

This type of leverage represents, if I can change sales by 1%, how much change would I see in my net income

A

Operating Leverage

32
Q

This type of leverage represents, if I can change sales by 1%, how much change would I see in my EPS

A

combined leverage

33
Q

If a company has a contribution of $480k, and fixed cost of $120k, what is it’s operating leverage

A

$480/($480 - $120) = 1.333

34
Q

Contribution =

A

Quantity * (Price - V Cost)

35
Q

If a company has an EBIT of $360k, and interest of $80k, what is it’s financial leverage

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$360 / ($360 - $80) = 1.286

36
Q

If a company has an operating leverage of 1.333, and a fixed leverage of 1.286, what is it’s combined leverage

A

1.714

37
Q

At breakeven point, fixed cost =

A

contribution

38
Q

Combined leverage formula =

A

Contribution / (Contribution - FC - Interest)

39
Q

If a company has an EBT of $200k and is taxed at 21%, what is it’s EAT

A

$158k

40
Q

What are examples of ordering cost

A
  • cost of sending employees on a trip to find a new product and buy it
  • processing fees for orders
41
Q

What are examples of carrying costs

A
  • rent of warehouse
  • warehouse employee’s salary
  • warehouse insurance
  • warehouse security
  • utilities
42
Q

EOQ stands for

A

Economic Order Quantity

43
Q

EOQ indicates how many units of an item we should order to _____ total ____ and total ____

A

Minimize
carrying costs
ordering costs

44
Q

EOQ =

A

sqrt ( (2 * annual sales in units * ordering cost/unit) / carrying cost/unit)

45
Q

What are the 2 underlying conditions for using the EOQ model

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  1. you are moving or selling at a constant rate

2. when you sell the last unit you will immediately receive another delivery

46
Q

Average inventory =

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= Safety Stock + EOQ/2

47
Q

When managing quantity to keep stocked, a trend is when ordering costs go down

A

frequency of orders go up

48
Q

A company plans to use/sell 75000 units of a product this year. Their carrying cost is $1.20/unit. Their ordering cost is $2/unit. What is their EOQ?

A

500 units

49
Q

If a company has an EOQ of 500, and they plan to consume 75000 units this year, how many orders will they place this year?

A

= 75000/500 = 150

50
Q

Total Carrying Cost =

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Average Inventory * Carrying Cost/unit

51
Q

Total Annual Ordering Cost =

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= Orders place/year * ordering cost/order