Macro - Cycle 1 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 does GDP do

A

measures total value of national output of goods in a given time period

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3
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How is GDP calculated

A

Consumption + Gov. spending + Investment spending + (exports - imports)

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4
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How is GDP calculated - with income

A

wage income + profit from sectors + rental income

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5
Q

what’s nominal GDP

A

gives monetary value for data
expressed at current prices
less accurate and more simple

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6
Q

what’s real GDP

A

adjusted to effects of inflation
prices kept at level of base year
data at constant prices

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7
Q

how to turn nominal GDP to real GDP

A

(nominal value current year/ price index in current year) x 100

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8
Q

what’s economic growth

A

sustained growth of real GDP over time

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9
Q

how to find GDP per capita

A

total real GDP/ Population

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10
Q

what does GNI stand for

A

Gross national income

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11
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What does GNI do

A

measures wealth
calculus income instead of output

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12
Q

How to calculate GNI

A

Nominal GDP + Net primary income + Net secondary income

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13
Q

What are other alternates of GDP

A

Green GDP
Happiness index
HDI - human development index

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14
Q

How to measure living standards

A

Disposable income
Human capital
National contributions

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15
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What is disposable income

A

amount of money one has available to spend and save after direct taxes

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16
Q

Limitations of per capita measurements

A

Changes in distribution income
Change in working conditions

17
Q

What does the Gini coefficient do

A

measure of inequality and equality in a country

18
Q

Why is GDP flawed to see living standard

A

only economic factors
doesn’t include :
education
literacy rates
healthcare
pollution
digital economy

19
Q

what is economic wellbeing

A

overall quality of life and material prosperity enjoyed by one

20
Q

What is the easterlin paradox

A

life satisfaction rises with average income but to a point

21
Q

Why is it good to convert GDP to per capita

A

to understand production with regards to population and country size

22
Q

What does PPP stand for

A

Purchasing power parity

23
Q

What is PPP

A

idea that items cost the same in different counties based on exchange rates

24
Q

How is PPP calculated

A

comparing price of a basket of goods and services in different countries

25
Q

What is inflation

A

sustained rise in an economy’s price level

26
Q

What is hyper inflation

A

phase of rapid inflation

27
Q

What is deflation

A

sustained period when general price for goods fall

28
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What is disinflation

A

fall of inflation but doesn’t print price deflation

29
Q

What is stagflation

A

combination of slow economic growth, rising unemployment and high rising inflation

30
Q

what is wage price spiral

A

when inflation is expected to rise
people ask for higher salaries
further pushing inflation

31
Q

How to calculate inflation

A

CPI - consumer price index

32
Q

What is CPI

A

tracks changes in avg price
of basket of goods by one over time

33
Q

What is CPI - refer to weights

A

weighted price index
based on spending patterns of households

34
Q

How is CPI calculated

A

(weight x price) / base year (100)

35
Q

Limitations of CPI

A

consumer preferences evolve
doesn’t account quality changes
represents average consumer