miscellaneous Flashcards
kuznets curve
relation b/w income and inequality
fishers effect
relation b/w expected inflation and interest rate
j curve effect
relation b/w depreciation and current a/c balance
multiplier effect
relation b/w autonomous investment and output
cournot nash eqm
non collusive
stackelberg model
first mover advantage fixing quantities
kinked dd curve model
price rigidity model
bertrand model
price leadership model
phillips curve
tradeoff b/w inflation and unemployment
vertcial as curve
no long run trade off b/w inflation and unemployment
golden rule level of savings(s-> alpha)
consumption per capita maximum at steady state
recardian equivalence
debt financing by bond merely postpones tax
solow model
harrod neutral
lifecycle hypothesis
francois modigliani
absolute income hypothesis
j m keynes
relative income hypothesis
james dussenberry
permanent income hypothesis
milton friedman
monetary aggregate duggested by y v reddy includes time deposits of maturity upto 1 year but not longer
nm2
quantity theory of money
irvinf fisher
exchange rate overshooting
rodiger dornbusch
law of one price/ppp
gustav cassel
liquidity inference as a behaviour towards risk
james tobin
leontief paradox
challenges the Heckscher-Ohlin theory by showing that despite the US being capital-abundant, its exports were found to be more labor-intensive than its imports(195)
