2.1 Circular Flow Model & GDP Flashcards

1
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The Product Market

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the “place” where goods & services produced by businesses are sold to households

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The Resource (Factor) Market

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the “place” where resources ( land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship) are sold to businesses

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3
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What does the resource market give to businesses

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Resources

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4
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What do businesses give to the Product Market

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Goods & Services

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5
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What does the Product Market give to Individuals ?

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Goods & Services

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6
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What do Individuals give to the Resources Market?

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Resources

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7
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What does the Resource Market give to Individuals

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Income

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8
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What do Individuals give to the Product Market?

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Money/Spending

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9
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What does the Product Market give to Businesses?

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Revenue

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10
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What do Businesses give to the Resource Market?

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Money/ Costs

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11
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What do Gov. get from individuals & businesses

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Taxes

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12
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What do Gov. give individuals?

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Welfare & Public Goods

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13
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What does Gov. give to businesses?

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Subsides & Public Goods

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14
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Private Sector

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Part of the economy that is ran by individuals & businesses

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15
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Public Sector

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Part of the economy that is controlled by the gov.

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16
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Factor Payment

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Payment of factors of production, namely rent, wages, interest, & profit

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17
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Transfer Payment

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When the gov. redistributes income ( welfare, social security)

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18
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Subsides

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Gov. payment to businesses

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19
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What are the 3 Macro goals all Countries have ?

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  1. Promote Economic Growth
  2. Limit Unemployment
  3. Keep Prices Stable ( Limit Inflation)
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20
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

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The dollar value of all final good & services produced within a country in one year

21
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Dollar Value

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GDP measures in dollars

22
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Final Good

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GDP only counts NEW goods & services

23
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How is GDP used?

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1.Compare to previous yesrs( is there growth?)

  1. Compare policy changes (Did a new policy work)
  2. Compare to other countries ( Are we better off?)

% Change in GDP = Year 2- Year 1/ Year 1 x 100

24
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GDP Per Capita ( per person)

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GDP divided by the population. It identifies in average how many products each person makes

It is the best measure of a nation’s standard of living

25
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Economic System

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Capitalism promotes innovation & provides incentives to improve productivity

Reason some countries have higher GDP

26
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Rule of Law

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Countries w/ solid institutions & political stability have historically had more economic growth

Reason Higher GDP Countries

27
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Capital Stock

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Countries that have more machines & tools are more productive

Reason Higher GDP Countries

28
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Human Capital

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Countries that have better education & training are more productive

Reason Higher GDP Countries

29
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Natural Resources

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Countries that have access to more natural resources are more productive

Reason Higher GDP Countries

30
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Intermediate Goods

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Goods inside final goods don’t count towards GDP

31
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Nonproduction Transaction

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Financial Transaction ( nothing produced)

  • stocks, bonds

Used Goods

-used car & clothes

32
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Non-Market & Illegal Activities

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Things made at home - household production.
Ex: taking care of your kids

Black Market- Unpaid Labor, Black Market

33
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Expenditure Approach

A

Add up all the spending on final goods & services produced in a given year

C + G + I + Xn
Calculate GDP

34
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Income Approach

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Add up all the income earned from selling all final goods & services produced in a given year

Labor + Rental + Interest + Profit
Calculate GDP

35
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Value- Added Approach

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Add up the dollar value added at each stage of the production process

Calculate GDP

36
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Labor Income

A

Wages earned from performing work

37
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Rental Income

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Income earned from property owned by individuals

38
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Interest Income

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Interest earned from loaning money to businesses

39
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Profit

A

Money businesses have after paying all their costs

40
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Consumer Spending

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Purchase of final goods & services by individuals

41
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Businesses Investments

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Business spending on tools & equipment

42
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Gov. Spending

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Ex: Schools , Tanks

Not Transferable Payments

43
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Net Export

A

Export(x) - Import(m)

44
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3 Components of Consumer Spending

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  1. Durable Goods: refrigerator & washing machines
  2. Non-Durable Good: food & clothes
  3. Services: dental work & tutoring
45
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What does investment mean in GDP?

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When Businesses buy capital like machines, resources & tools

46
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What is Gov. Spending

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Gov. Payments for goods & services not transfer payment like welfare & social security

47
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What does the financial sector give to businesses?

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Private Borrowing

48
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What does financial sector give to the government?

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Public Borrowing

49
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What does gov. give to the financial sector?

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Public Savings