Macroeconomics LS2-LS5 Flashcards

1
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What is economic growth?

A

The rate of change of output.

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2
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What is GDP?

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Total value of goods and services produced in a country within a year.

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3
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What is GNI?

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The value of goods and services produced by a country over a period of time plus net overseas payments and dividends

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4
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What is GND?

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Is the value of goods and services produced over a period of time through labour both domestically and overseas.

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5
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What is PPP?

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An exchange rate of one currency for another which compared how much a typical basket of goods in the country costs

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6
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What are problems of using GDP?

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1- Exclusion of real transactions
2- Value of leisure
3- The underground economy
4- Spending 
5- Quality of goods and services
6- Zero- prices goods are excluded
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7
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What is national happiness?

A

Read.

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8
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What is aggregate demand?

A

Total of all expenditures in an economy at any given price.

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9
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What is the AD equation?

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AD= C + I + G + (x-m)

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10
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Reasons for movements along the demand curve.

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1- The wealth effect
2- The international trade effect
3- The interest rate effect

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11
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What is disposable income?

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Income households devote to consumption and saving, taking into account payments of direct taxes and transfer payments.

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12
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Factors affecting consumption.

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1- changes in consumer confidence
2- changes in interest rate
3- changes in personal income tax
4- changes in household indebtedness

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13
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Factors affecting investment.

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1- changes in business confidence
2- changes in interest rates 
3- improvements in technology
4- changes in business taxes
5- the level of corporate indebtedness
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14
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Factors affecting gov spending.

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1- changes in political priorities

2- changes in economic priorities

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15
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Factors affecting net trade (x-m)

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1- changes in national income abroad
2- changes in exchange rates
3- changes in level of trade protection

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16
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What are injections into the circular flow of income?

A

Government spending
Investment
Exports

17
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What are withdrawals to the circular flow of income?

A

Government taxation
Imports
Savings

18
Q

What is aggregate supply?

A

The volume of goods and services produced within an economy at a given price level.

19
Q

What is the difference between SRAS and LRAS?

A

SRAS is period of time when at least one FOP is fixed and cannot be changed.
In LRAS, all FOP are variable.

20
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Factors affecting SRAS

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1- Changes in cost of raw materials and energy
2- Changes in exchange rates
3- Changes in tax rates

21
Q

What is LRAS?

A

Is a measure of a country potential productive output

22
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Factors influencing LRAS:

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1- Technological advances 
2- changes in relative productivity 
3- Changes in education and skill
4- Demographic changes and migration 
5- competition policy
6- changes in gov regulations