Macroanalysis Flashcards

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Nominal int. rate formula vs real interest rate formula

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Nominal int. rate = Real rate + price level

Real int. Rate = Nominal Int. Rate – price level

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2
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The government´s budget deficit is

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the difference between government spending and revenues.

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3
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Cyclical Industries

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those with an above average sensitivity to the macroeconomic environment

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3
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BUSINESS CYCLES

The bottom of the recessionary trend is called the

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trough

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4
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Defensive Industries

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generate a stable flow of income and profits through the cycle. Examples of this type are food producers and processors, pharmaceuticals and utilities. These are the kind of industries that will perform well in a recession. This firms will tend to be Low Beta stocks.

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5
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ISM / PMI Manufacturing and Services Indices

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calculate new orders at a number of manufacturing and non manufacturing firms

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6
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the stock market should be …

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a “near efficient” predictor of future profits

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7
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Sector Rotation

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shift the portfolio more heavily into industries or sectors that are expected to outperform depending on the state of the business cycle

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8
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Consolidation Stage

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Industry leaders emerge, earnings become more stable and market share is easier to predict. The industry continues to grow faster than the rest of the economy.

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