macroeconomics - circular flow of income & multiplier process Flashcards

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What do ‘withdrawals’ constitute?

A

savings, taxes and imports (STM)

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What do ‘injections’ constitute?

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investments, government expenditure, exports (IGX)

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3
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Draw a diagram to show circular flow of income.

A

refer to notes app

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4
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State the formula for multiplier size (k).

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k = 1/MPW = 1/MPS + MPT + MPM

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5
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What does MPW stand for? What constitutes MPW?

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marginal propensity to withdraw

MPS, MPT, MPM

marginal propensity to Save, Tax & Import

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State the relative sizes of Singapore’s MPS, MPT, and MPM (small/large) and provide reasons.

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MPS: large
- Asian values of thrift
- mandatory savings scheme –> Central Provident Fund (CPF)

MPT: small
- personal income tax: 24% (highest bracket. VS UK: 45%)
- corporate income tax: 17%

MPM: large
- small, open economy
- highly reliant on imported g&s FOPs because of the lack of raw materials

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