Macro & Micro Flashcards
List the four FOP and their return/payment for work
FOP: Return:
Capital Interest
Enterprise Profit
Land Rent
Labour Wages
Which of the following roles can the government carry out in an economy?
a) Producer
b) Purchaser
c) Investor
d) Makes transfer payments
e) All of the above
e
What are the two main causes of demand pull inflation?
Fiscal: Increased government spending or reduced taxation
Credit: availability can increase spending
Match the key terms to their features
a) Monetary policy
b) Fiscal policy
c) Supply side policy
- Government spending, taxation, borrowing
- Regulation, subsidies etc
- Interest rates to control spending. Time lag. Impact on SPICED. QE
a 3
b 1
c 2
What are the seven Ps that determine Price (in control of the business)
Product
Price
Promotion
Place
People
Processes
Physical evidence
C
a) Giffen Good
b) Veblen Good
c) Inferior Good
d) Normal Good
- Luxury good - as income increases, demand increases
- Demand falls as income rises
- Basic good - as income increases, demand falls
- Demand rises as income rises
a 3
b 1
c 2
d 4
What is the calculation for PED
PED = % change in QD / % change in P
Queen over pauper
What is the calculation for YED (income elasticity)
YED = % change in QD / % change in Y
What is the calculation for XED (cross elasticity of demand)
XED = % change in QD of good A / % change in P of good B
What is the calculation for PES
PES = % change in QS / % change in P
Match the key term to their definition
a) Allocative efficiency
b) Productive efficiency
- Goods and services that are wanted by buyers are produced in optimum quantities. Impossible to increase benefit by reallocation
- Economy produces at lowest factor costs. Cost of production is at lowest point
a 1 2b
What is the porter hypothesis?
Strict environmental regulations -> innovation in clean technology
What are the 4 types of business responses to regulation?
Entrenchment - no response
Mere compliance - cost of compliance is passed onto consumer
Full compliance - change of behaviour and processes
Innovation - porter hypothesis
What is the applicable fine if a company is charged with collusive behaviour in its UK operations?
a) 10% of annual worldwide revenues
b) 10% of annual UK revenues
c) 20% of annual worldwide revenues
d) 20% of annual UK revenues
a) 10% of annual worldwide revenues