Booklet 1 Flashcards

1
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What is the name for a way of calculating economic activity as a value of the total expenditure within an economy?

A

Expenditure Method

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2
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What refers to the value of goods and services produced in an economy in a given time period, usually a year?

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Gross domestic product

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3
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What refers to a flow of money received, earned or generated over time?

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Income

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4
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What is the name for a way of calculating economic activity as the sum of the total income of the people within an economy?

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Income Method

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5
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What is the name given to money that is added to the circular flow of income by going to someone other than firms or households?

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Injections

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6
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What is the name given to money that leaves the circular flow of income by going to someone other than firms or households (i.e. sale of exports) or which does not circulate (i.e. savings)?

A

Leakages/Withdrawals

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7
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What is the study of economics at an aggregate scale - either the national or international level?

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Macroeconomics

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8
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What is the study of economics at the scale of individuals, firms and markets?

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Microeconomics

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9
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What is a term meaning measured using the current prices, it is sometimes referred to as “money terms”?

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Nominal

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10
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What is the name given to a way of calculating economic activity as the value of the total output produced within an economy?

A

Output method

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11
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What is a term meaning measured at constant prices in order to remove the impact of inflation on data collected over time?

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Real

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12
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What is the value of a stock of assets at a given moment in time?

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Wealth

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13
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Where O = output, E = expenditure and Y = Income, what can be said of a closed economy?

A

O≡E≡Y

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14
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What is the factor income of capital?

A

Interest

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15
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What is the factor income of enterprise?

A

Profit

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16
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What is the factor income of labour?

A

Wages

17
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What is the factor income of land?

A

Rent

18
Q

What do firms provide for households?

A

Factor Incomes
Goods and Services

19
Q

What do households provide for firms?

A

Factors of production
Household expenditure on goods and services.

20
Q

What are the three leakages?

A

Purchase of Imports
Taxation
Saving

21
Q

What are the three injections?

A

Sale of Exports
Government Spending
Investment

22
Q

What are the four main objectives of government macroeconomic policy?

A

Sustainable Economic Growth
Price Stability
Minimising Unemployment
Stable Balance of payments on current account

23
Q

What are some other possible macroeconomic objectives of the government?

A

Maintain a balanced budget
Achieve a greater equality in the distribution if income
Protect the environment