Lecture 7 - Circular flow of income Flashcards

1
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What is aggregate demand?

A

The total spending on goods and services made in the economy

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2
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What are the four elements of aggregate demand?

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  • Consumer spending (c)
  • Investment (I)
  • Government spending (G)
  • Expenditure on exports (X)
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3
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How do you calculate Aggregate demand ?

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  • All the elements of aggregate demand minus imports
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4
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What are factor payments in the circular flow?

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  • Firms pay money to households through wages, dividends, shares etc in return for the services of production egg land, labour etc
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5
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What are withdrawals?

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  • Not all of the income received by households will be spent on goods and services e,g
    1) Net savings
    2) Net taxes
    3) Import expenditure
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6
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How do you calculate withdrawals?

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Net saving + net taxes + import expenditure

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7
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What are injections?

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  • Not all demand for firms output comes from consumer expenditure
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8
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What are the three types of injections and how is it calculated?

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1) Investment on domestically produced goods
2) Government expenditure
3) Export expenditure
= All these added together

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9
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What happens if injections exceed withdrawals?

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  • There will be a rise in aggregate demand that will cause economic growth, fall in unemployment and inflation to rise
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