Macroeconomics 3 Flashcards

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Investment spending

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spending on capital items. 
residential construction
non-residential construction
business PP&E
business inventory
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Government spending

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purchase of G/S by all levels of government. excludes transfer payments.

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3
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How does the government affect aggregate demand?

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by changes to government spending and government taxation.

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4
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Discretionary fiscal policy

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government changes to spending or taxation to impact aggregate demand.

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5
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transfer price

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the amount at which G/S are transferred between affiliated entities. the related transactions are intercompany transactions

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6
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Net exports

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exports - imports

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7
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Aggregate Demand

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the total amount of expenditures for consumer goods and investment for a period of time. it includes purchases by consumers, businesses, government, and foreign entities.

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8
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What does an aggregate supply curve measure?

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the total output of the economy that will occur at different price levels

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9
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what is the slope of a classical aggregate supply curve

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it is completely vertical. supply remains unchanged at various price levels

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10
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what is the slope of a conventional supply curve

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continuously positively sloped. steeper slope beginning at the level of full employment. supply increases with price, but requires proportionately higher prices at full employment

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11
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what is the slope of a keynesian supply curve

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it is horizontal up until the level of output at full employment, then slopes upward to the right. supply increases with no change in price until the economy is at full employment.

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12
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Demand induced (demand pull) inflation

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results when levels of aggregate spending for G/S exceed the productive capacity of the economy at full employment. The excess demand “pulls up” the prices

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13
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M1

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paper and coin currency, check writing deposits in bank

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14
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M2

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included everything in M2 and also:
savings deposits
money-market deposits
CDs of less than $100,000
Individual owned money-market mutual funds
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15
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M3

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includes everything in M2 plus” CDs greated than $100k

institutional owned money-market mutual funds

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16
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What would the gov do to dampen the economy and prevent inflation

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reduce gov spending
increase taxes
reduce the money supply
increase interest rates