MCQ revision Flashcards

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Differences between claimant count and LFS

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  • claimant count is number of people claiming unemployment benefits from the government
  • LFS is a sample of the population who claim to be seeking work but are not currently in work; it gives a bigger value as people excluded from JSA can be included in LFS
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2
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How do you work out real economic growth

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  • value of new GDP divided by (100+inflation rate) x 100 to give real value of new GDP
  • real value of new GDP- new GDP/ new GDP x 100
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3
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What are the components of static efficiency?

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Allocative, productive and x efficient

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What is narrow and broad money?

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narrow= notes and coins in circulation plus central bank balances (liquid money)
broad= assets that are less liquid+ narrow money
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5
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What is joint supply

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when the production of one good involves the production of another

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6
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what is composite supply??

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when demand for a good can be satisfied by the supply of two or more goods that are substitutes for each other eg tea and coffee

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7
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what is competitive supply?

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when the production of two goods can be achieved from the same factors of production

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Difference between CPI and RPI?

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RPI = retail price index and is calculated from a basket of goods and their change in price, each weighted depending on the average proportion of spending spent on each item. includes spending on mortgage and council tax; therefore higher rate of inflation calculated
-excludes top 4% of households

CPI= consumer price index, excludes council tax and mortgage payments so gives lower value, bigger size of population used, official measure so easily comparable to other countries,

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What is GPI?

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Genuine progress indicator- an alternative to GDP which measures the cost of negative externalities such as crime and resource depletion, it doesn’t assume that all economic growth is good

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10
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What is composite demand and competitive demand??

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Composite demand happens when goods or services have more than one use so that an increase in the demand for one product leads to a fall in supply of the other

Competitive demand-Competitive Demand means You can derive equal satisfaction from either product (substitutes)

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11
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whats the difference between the participation rate and dependency ratio?

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participation rate= number of people seeking work as a % of the working population (16-65)

Dependency ratio= the ratio of people aged 16 and under and 65 and over to the working population.

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12
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What do marginal propensity to save and marginal propensity to consume equal?

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13
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How do you work out marginal propensity to withdraw?

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marginal propensity to save+ import+ tax

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