Goods Markets Flashcards

1
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What does GDP stand for?

A

Gross Domestic Product

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2
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What are the three methods of measuring GDP?

A
  • The product method
  • The income method
  • The expenditure method
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3
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True or False: The three methods of measuring GDP always yield the same calculation.

A

True

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4
Q

What is the formula for aggregate demand (AD)?

A

AD = C + I + G + X - IM

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5
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Define ‘Consumption’ in the context of GDP.

A

Goods and services purchased by consumers

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6
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What does ‘I’ represent in the GDP equation?

A

Investment or fixed investment

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7
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What does ‘G’ denote in the GDP equation?

A

Government spending

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8
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What is ‘IM’ in the GDP equation?

A

Imports

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9
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What is ‘Z’ in the demand for goods equation?

A

Total demand for goods

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10
Q

Fill in the blank: The consumption function is represented by _______.

A

C = c0 + c1(Y - T)

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11
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What does c0 represent in the consumption function?

A

Autonomous consumption

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12
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What is the marginal propensity to consume denoted as?

A

c1

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13
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What is the equilibrium condition in the goods market?

A

Y = Z

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14
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How does an increase in government spending affect the economy?

A

It raises incomes and increases aggregate demand

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15
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What is the multiplier effect?

A

An increase in demand leads to a larger increase in production and income

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16
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What happens to income when government spending rises by £1,000,000?

A

Incomes rise by £1,000,000 initially

17
Q

What is the limit of the total increase in production represented by?

A

1 / (1 - c1)

18
Q

What is the significance of negative feedback loops in the Keynesian Cross model?

A

They help the model return to equilibrium

19
Q

What can excessive demand lead to in an economy?

A

Hyperinflation

20
Q

What is the Human Development Index (HDI)?

A

A measure combining life expectancy, access to education, and Gross National Income per capita

21
Q

What is the Ecological Footprint used to measure?

A

How much nature we have and how much we use

22
Q

What does the OECD Better Life Index allow individuals to do?

A

Create their own better life index based on personal factors

23
Q

What are the critiques of GDP according to Robert F. Kennedy?

A
  • Counts negative aspects like pollution
  • Does not measure quality of life
  • Ignores factors that make life worthwhile
24
Q

True or False: There is a consensus on how to replace GDP.