Macro: Chapter 3: The Goods Market Flashcards

1
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6 Items in GDP

A
  • Private consumption (C)
  • Gross private fixed investment (I)
  • Government spending (G)
  • Net exports (X & IM)
  • Inventory Investment
  • Residual Items
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2
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Consumption

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Goods and services purchased by consumers.

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3
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Investment: 2 Components

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  • Non-residential investment

- Residential investment

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4
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Not included in government spending:

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Government transfers (Social grants, interest on debt).

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5
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Inventory investment

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Difference between goods produced and goods sold in a given year.

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6
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Demand for goods (Z) as an identity:

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Z ≡ C + I + G + X - IM

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7
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Consumption function

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C = c0 + c1 Yd

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8
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Marginal propensity to consume

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Gives the effect an additional rand of disposable income has on consumption.

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9
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Disposable income, Yd

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Income minus taxes paid (less government transfers received).
Yd ≡ Y - T

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10
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Autonomous spending

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The part of the demand for goods that does not depend on output.
c0 + Ī + G - c1T

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11
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Balanced budget

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Taxed equal government spending.

T = G

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12
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Multiplier

A

1/(1-c1)

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13
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Econometrics

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Set of statistical methods used in economics

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14
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Private saving

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Equals consumers disposable income minus their consumption:
S ≡ Yd - C
S ≡ Y - T - C

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15
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Public saving

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Taxes (net of transfers) minus government spending

T - G

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16
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IS relation

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Equilibrium in the goods market requires that investment = saving:

I ≡ S + (T - G)

(sum of public and private saving).
Derived from the demand for goods identity.

17
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2 Ways of stating condition for equilibrium in the goods market

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Production = Demand
Investment = Saving
18
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Propensity to save

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1 - c1
(1 - propensity to consume)
Tells us how much of an additional unit of income people save.