revision questions chapter 20 pt2 Flashcards

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The term capital, as used in macroeconomics, refers to

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manufactured inputs, including inventories, buildings, machinery, etc.

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the difference between gross investment and net investment is…

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depreciation

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3
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if nominal GDP is £5 billion and the GDP deflator is 125, what is real GDP?

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4 Billion

  • real GDP= nominal GDP / GDP deflator X100
  • 5000000000/125 X100= 4000000000
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4
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gross investment is…

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The total amount spent on adding to the stock of capital and on replacing depreciated capital

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5
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in the circular flow of economic activity,…

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aggregate expenditure measures the pound value of purchases of final goods and services.

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An example of “investment” in the national accounts is the purchase of

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a new van by a potter, who packs it with his wares and travels to art shows.

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7
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in the national accounts, the purchase of a new house counts as…

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investment

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8
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The chained volume measure method of measuring real GDP is based on

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calculating the growth rate of real GDP from one year to the next using prices from the first of the two years.

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If national saving (S) is £100,000, net taxes (T) equal £100,000 and government purchases of goods and services (G) are £25,000, how much is private saving?

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£25,000
> private savings= income (national savings & gov purchases of G&S) - expenses (net taxes)

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