GDP Test Flashcards

1
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Durable Good

A
  • Can be used repeatedly
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2
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Non-Durable Goods

A

Gets used up

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3
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Capital Deepening

A

Firms increase physical capital by purchasing more equipment. Firms and employees increase human capital through additional training and education

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4
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Real GDP

A

Accounts for inflation

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5
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Nominate GDP

A

Counting GDP

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6
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Intermediate Good

A

“Ingredients”

- Do not count towards GDP

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7
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Final Good

A

Any good or service that is sold and consumed as is

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8
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Four phases of GDP

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1) Expansion: GDP increases over time
2) Peak: GDP stops increasing
3) Contraction: GDP decreases over time
4) Trough: GDP stops decreasing

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9
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Consumer Price Index

A

Tracks changes in the price of the market basket

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10
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Market Basket

A

Representative sample of goods and services

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11
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Full Employment

A

No cyclical unemployment (there are enough jobs)

- unemployment rate is 2-4%

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12
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Four types of unemployment

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1) Frictional Unemployment: qualified, jobs exist, but workers haven’t found them yet
2) Seasonal Unemployment
3) Structural Unemployment: Skills of the unemployed don’t match job openings
4) Cyclical Unemployment: Caused by a contraction

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13
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Inflation

A

A general increase in price level

Decrease in purchasing power

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14
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

A

The dollar value of all final goods and services produced in a country’s borders in a given year

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15
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Leading Indicators

A

Economic variables used to predict changes in the business cycle

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16
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Lagging Indicators

A

Change after GDP unemployment

17
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Unemployment Rate

A

Percentage of the labor force that is unemployed

18
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Underemployed

A

Part of the labor force, but no job

19
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Recession

A

GDP decreases for 6 months

20
Q

Depression

A

Especially long or severe recession

21
Q

Purchasing power

A

Value of a currency expressed in terms of the amount of goods or services that one unit of money can buy

22
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Aggregate Supply

A

Supply of all goods and services in an economy

23
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Aggregate Demand

A

Demand for all goods and services in an economy

24
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Poverty Threshold

A

Minimum income to support your family

25
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Poverty Rate

A

Percentage of people below the poverty Threshold

26
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Per Capita GDP

A

GDP per person (GDP Population)

27
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Real Per Capita GDP

A

Accounts for population and inflation

28
Q

Business Cycle

A

A period of macro economic expansion followed by contraction

29
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Labor Force

A

All people working or actively seeking work

30
Q

Discouraged Workers

A

Given up looking for work (not unemployed)