Macro Final Flashcards

1
Q

Aggregate Supply shift factors

A

Technology
Natural Resources
Labor
Capital
Expected Price Levels

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2
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Money Demand shift factors

A

Price Level and Real GDP(Income)

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3
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Relationship between Money Demand and its shift factors

A

Positive; MD UP = PL and GDP UP

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4
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Aggregate Demand shift factors

A

GDP, Taxes, Interest Rates, and Money Supply

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5
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Relationship between Aggregate Demand and its shift factors

A

GDP and Money Supply are positive
AD UP = GDP & MS UP

Taxes and Interest Rates are opposite;
AD UP = T & IR DOWN

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6
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Tax Change Formula (MPC version)

A

-MPC/(1-MPC)

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7
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Government Spending Change Formula (MPC version)

A

1/1-MPC

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8
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Difference between fiscal and monetary policy

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Monetary: local government banks; FED buying and selling bonds
Fiscal: legislative branch; only controls Taxes and Government Purchases

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9
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Expansionary Monetary Policy

A

FED buy bonds to fight recession
Money Supply UP
Interest Rate DOWN
AD UP
Real GDP and Price Level UP

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10
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Contractionary Monetary Policy

A

FED - bonds to fight -
Money Supply
Interest Rate UP
AD
Real GDP and Price Level

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11
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Expansionary Fiscal Policy

A

combats
Taxes
Government Purchases

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12
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Contractionary Fiscal Policy

A

combats inflation
Taxes UP
Government Purchases DOWN

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13
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Potential GDP

A

Output that is produced when everything is working smoothly; normal unemployment and no recession or inflation

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14
Q

M1

A

simplest definition of Money Supply
- travelers checks
- checking account deposits
- money in circulation

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15
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Money Supply changes when…

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  1. Open Market operations; Buy or sell bonds
  2. Change in Reserve Requirement
  3. Change in Discount Rate: FED interest rate for banks
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16
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Money Supply goes __ when you buy bonds in a recession.

A

UP; more money with more bonds

17
Q

Money Supply goes __ when the Discount Rate from the FED goes up.

A

DOWN; less money the banks will want to circulate

18
Q

Money Supply goes __ when there is a change in Reserve Requirement.

A

DOWN; more money stored and not used in circulation

19
Q

Change in Money Supply formula

A

Change in reserves X money multiplier (

20
Q

3 functions of money

A
  1. medium of exchange: accepted as payment
  2. unit of account: way of measuring value
  3. Store values: transfers purchasing power from present to future
  4. standard of deferred payment: borrow for later like credit cards
21
Q

What is the difference between LRAS and SRAS shift factors

A

LRAS is the same as SRAS except Expected Price Level

22
Q

AD Short Term fluctuations

A

results in:
Real GDP and Price Level DOWN
AD goes left

23
Q

AS Short Term fluctuations

A

results in:
Real GDP DOWN
Price Level UP
AD goes left

24
Q

Crowding Out

A

when government borrows they compete with everybody else in the economy who wants to borrow the limited amount of saving available; results in Interest Rate UP and Private Investment DOWN

25
Q

Causes of Interest Rate to Rise

A

Price Level UP
Money Demand UP

26
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Causes of Interest Rate to Fall

A

Price Level DOWN
Money Demand DOWN

27
Q

If price level and real GDP fall what happens to demand

A

Demand goes down; down GDP = recession

28
Q

Stagflation

A

Stagnant econ; combination of recession and inflation
SRAS is shifted left
High unemployment, high inflation, stagnating economy

29
Q

How do we get back from below Equilibrium

A

Interest rates rise and buy bonds