Unit 2 Flashcards

1
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What is a national account

A

measures the nation’s economic performance, compare nations economic points, tracks the economy growth

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2
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How do households earn income

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wages, dividends, interest payments, rental, transfer payments from gov (unemployment benefits ect.)

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3
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How do you calculate disposable income

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income - taxes + gov transfers (available to spends on consumption and to save)

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4
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What is consumer spending (C)

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amount spent on goods and services

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5
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What is government spending

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The money that the gov spends on the purchases of goods and services

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6
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What is investment spending (I)

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machinery, equipment, structure, inventory

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7
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What are exports

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goods and services produced domestically and sold to other countries

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8
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What are imports

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goods purchased by countries residents from abroad

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9
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What are final goods and services

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They are goods and services that are sold to the end user

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10
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What are Intermediate goods and services

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They are bought by one firm from another firm that are used in production of a final good

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11
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What is Gross Domestic Product GPD

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total value of final goods and services produced in the economy during a given period of time. Does not include the value of intermediate goods

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12
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What is aggregate spending

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GDP - total spending on domestically produced goods

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13
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What is Net exports

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Exports - Imports

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14
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how do you calculate GDP

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GDP = C + I + G +X - IM
Add up he value added of all producers
Add up all income paid to factors of production

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15
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What is nominal GDP

A

value of final goods and services produced in the economy during the year, calculated using the prices current in the year

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16
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What is real GDP

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value of final goods and services produced in the economy during the year, calculated using the prices of a selected base year

17
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What is GDP per capita

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the GDP per individual finding the average income per person

18
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What is chained dollar

A

method of calculating changes in real GDP using the average between the growth rate calculated using an early base year and the growth rate calculated using a late base year

19
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what is aggregate price level

A

measure of the overall level of prices in the economy

20
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How do you measure aggregate price level

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To measure the aggregate price level, you create a basket of goods and services and calculate the cost of purchasing

21
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What is a price index

A

ratio of the current cost of that market basket to the cost in a base year, multiplied by 100

22
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What is CPI

A

most common measure of aggregate price level, similar to index by goods purchased by firms is the Producer Price Index (PPI)

23
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What is the GDP deflator

A

measures the price level by calculating the ratio of nominal GDP to real GDP
GDP Deflator = (Nominal GDP/Real GDP)*100

24
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What is real wage

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is the wage rate divided by the price level

25
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What is real income

A

is income divided by the price level

26
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What is nominal interest rates

A

interest rate expressed in dollar terms

27
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What are real interest rates

A

nominal interest rate minus the rate of inflation

28
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How do inflation rates affect borrowers and lenders

A

A higher then expected inflation rate is good for borrowers and bad for lenders
A lower than expected inflation rate is good for lenders and bad for borrowers

29
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What is disinflation

A

the process of bringing the inflation rate down

30
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Whats not included when calculating GDP

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intermediate goods and services
used goods
financial assets like stocks and bonds
foreign-produced goods are services