KEI and SOL Flashcards

1
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Economies’ primary objective? Affected by what?

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Improving SOL; 4 macroeconomic objectives

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2
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Two components of SOL?

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Non-material and material

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3
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How is SOL measured?

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  • RNY per capita
    + taking into account
  • income distribution
  • leisure time
  • quality of environment
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4
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4 macroeconomic objectives of the government?

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  1. sustainable and inclusive economic growth
  2. low unemployment
  3. price stability
  4. favourable BOT position
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5
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what do macroeconomic indicators do? (KEI)

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measure economic performance

KEI –> macro objective –> indicator of economic performance

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what are all the KEI? (measuring economic performance) –> what macro objective do they measure?

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  • real GDP/GNI (EG)
  • real GDP/GNI per capita (EG)
  • unemployment rate (U)
  • consumer price index (CPI) (PS)
  • inflation rate (PS)
  • balance of trade (BOT)
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7
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some alternate KEI and purpose?

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NM SOL:
- HDI (life expectancy and education indices)
- Leisure Hours per day
- Pollution Index

Material SOL:
- real GDP per capita (across time)

Gini coefficient: reflect income distribution

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8
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definition of economic growth

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[1] EG can be defined as an increase in RNY (or output) of an economy over a specific time period, usually a year.

Most commonly measured by % change of economy’s real GDP

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9
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real GDP growth rate formula

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[(Difference in real GDP between Y1 and Y2)/Real GDP in Y1 ]x 100%

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10
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sustainable growth definition

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sustainable growth means that the rate of economic growth can be maintained without creating other significant economic problems for future generations

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inclusive growth definition

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inclusive growth is when rate of growth is not only sustained over a period of time, but also broad-based across economic sectors and creates productive employment opportunities for majority of the country’s population (social aspect of economic growth)

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13
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what does sustained eg comprise of and what is it? what does sustained eg then indicate?

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14
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GDP definition (6 parts)

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15
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difference between nominal and real GDP

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16
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GDP deflator formula + % change in real GDP formula

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17
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difference between real GDP vs real GDP per capita + GDP per capita formula + % change in real GDP per capita formula

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18
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what is GNI and how is it measured? + calculation for real GNI per capita

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19
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limitations for national income statistics in measuring EG and SOL

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20
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how does national income statistics reflect economic growth and hence economic performance + SOL?

how is it used to compare economic performance and SOL across time and space?

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21
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purpose of Gini coefficient and how does it work?

22
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definition of material aspect of SOL

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material aspect of SOL refers to the quantity and quality of g&s available for consumption by residents in a country

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definition of non-material aspect of SOL

24
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what is HDI (what are its components) and how does it work

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limitations of HDI
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definition of full employment
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definition of unemployment + kinds of unemployment
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what is the labour force made up of
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unemployment rate formula
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how does unemployment rate reflect unemployment and hence economic performance + SOL? how is it used to compare economic performance and SOL across time and space
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limitations of unemployment rate in measuring economic performance and SOL
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definition of price stability?
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types of inflation
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rate of inflation formula (%change in GPL in an economy)
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consumer price index formula
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how does CPI reflect price stability and hence economic performance and SOL? how is it used to compare economic performance and SOL across time and space
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limitations of CPI in measuring economic performance and SOL
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balance of trade definition and formula
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what is favourable BOT
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what is X and what is M?
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balance of payments definition and what are the different accounts
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what is balance of trade surplus and deficit
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what is current account
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what is capital and financial account
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what are short-term capital flows
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what are long-term capital flows
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how does BOT reflect economic performance and SOL? how is it used to compare EP and SOL across time and space?
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limitations of BOT data
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uses of KEI for decision making (gov)
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uses of KEI for decision making (consumers)
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uses of KEI for decision making (firms)