Macro yr 1- macroeconomic models Flashcards

1
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Multiplier ratio?

A

Change In real gdp divided by initial injection

OR

1 divided by (1- MPC)

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2
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MPC?

A

How likely a consumer is to spend additional income

Formula= change in consumption over change in income

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3
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Multiplier effect?

A

Caused by injections

Effect of initial injection into circular flow, causes a bigger final increase in real national income

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4
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Downward multiplier effect?

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Caused by withdrawals

Effect of initial withdrawal into circular flow, causes a bigger final decrease in real national income

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Accelerator effect?

A

An increase in Real GDP causes a bigger increase in capital good investment spending

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6
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Accelerator effect equation?

A

Investment = constant X change in national income

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7
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Interest?

A

Extra money

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8
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Interest rates- savings?

A

Return on savings = interest received from bank after saving money

Longer savings = more interest collected

Return on savings = initial amount X (interest rate / 100)

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9
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Interest rates- mortgages?

A

Mortgages = when money is borrowed to purchase an asset

Money to pay back = 1 + (interest rate / 100)

Interest rate = extra percentage of borrowing payed to the bank

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10
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Consumer confidence?

A

How secure a consumer feels about their job prospects for the foreseeable future.

Independent of a change in income

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Investor confidence?

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An investors trust in the likelihood of their investment to generate a profit

Low/high animal spirits = low/high investor confidence

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12
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Wealth effect?

A

When changes in asset prices and wealth
effect confidence and

Depending the number of home owners in the economy and the number of renters

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13
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MPC?

A

The likelihood of a consumer to consume

MPC = Change in Consumption over change in income

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14
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MPS?

A

Likelihood of a consumer to save

MPS = 1 - MPC

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15
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Savings ratio?

A

Shows percentage of disposable income saved

High income = higher savings ratio

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16
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Free market economy?

A

economic system based on supply and demand with little-to-no govt control

17
Q

circular flow injections?

A

Govt spending
Investment
Exports

18
Q

Circular flow withdrawals?

A

Savings
Imports
Tax

19
Q

Circular flow conclusion?

A

National income = national output = national expenditure

(Real GDP)

20
Q

Profit formula?

A

Total revenue - total cost

21
Q

Why does SRAS slope upward?

A

To increase output with fixed FOPs
Must increase costs, to increase output and revenue

Because there is no time to improve factors of production

Meaning profit stays the same

22
Q

Neoclassical LRAS features?

A

Vertical line

Economists assume that the economy is always at full employment in the long run, because it can maximize use of all resources.

23
Q

Keynesian LRAS features?

A

Transition from horizontal line -> bottle neck -> vertical line

Horizontal:
Spare capacity- producing below max potential output
Easy to increase output

Bottleneck:
Resources running low- moving towards full capacity
Harder to increase output

Vertical:
No spare capacity- full employment of resources
Can’t increase output

24
Q

Exchange rate diagram?

A

Y-axis = Price of pound in another currency (Exchange rate)

X-axis = Quantity of pounds (supplied or demanded)

25
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Appreciation?

A

When the exchange rate of a currency increases; raising its value

26
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Currency supply?

A

When consumers supply a currency to exchange it for another

Shifts Caused By:
Tourism ABROAD
Imports

27
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Currency demand?

A

When a foreign currency is exchanged for the domestic currency

Shifts Caused By:
DOMESTIC Tourism
Exports