4.7: The Loanable Funds Market Flashcards

1
Q

What type of interest does borrowers and lenders focus on?

A

Real Interest Rates since it represent their real rate of return

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2
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Loanable Funds Market

A

Shows the supply and demand of loans and shows the equilibrium real interest rate

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3
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What is the relationship b/tw interest rate, quantity loans demanded

A

Inverse Relationship

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4
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What is the relationship b/tw supply, real interest rate and quantity loans supplied ?

A

A direct/ positive relationship

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5
Q

What is at the equilibrium of the loanable funds market graph?

A

The real interest rate that borrowers want to borrow at that equals the amount lenders want to lend

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6
Q

What are the demand shifters of the loanable funds market?

A
  1. Changes in borrowing by consumers
  2. Changes in borrowering by businesses
  3. Changes in borrowing by government. (ex. deficit spending)
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7
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What are the shifters of supply of the loanable funds market?

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  1. Changes in private savings behavior
  2. Changes in public savings
  3. Changes in foreign investment ( ex. more inflow of foreign financial capital)
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8
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Where do demand for loans come from?

A

Borrowers/ investors

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9
Q

Where do supply for loans come from?

A

Lenders / savers

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10
Q

What makes lending money possible?

A

Saving

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11
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What is the supply of loanable funds?

A

The amount of money that is saved

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12
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Private Saving

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The amount that households save instead of consume

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13
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Public Saving

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The amount that the gov. saves instead of spends

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14
Q

National Savings

A

Public + Private Saving

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15
Q

Who also lend money to the loanable funds beside private and public savings?

A

Foreigners

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16
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Capital Inflow

A

The amount of money entering the country

17
Q

Capital Outflow

A

The amount of money leaving the country

18
Q

Net Capital Inflow

A

inflow - outflow

19
Q

A change in the net capital inflow will shift…

A

Supply of loanable funds

20
Q

Private Investment

A

borrowing by businesses and consumers

21
Q

Government Borrowing

A

deficit spending when the gov. spending is greater than tax revenue.

22
Q

A change that effects borrowing effects the…

A

demand of loanable funds
Ex: tax credit investment

23
Q

How to calculate private savings?

A

GDP-Total Tax Collected by the gov.-total consumption by individuals

24
Q

Calculate public savings

A

Tax Revenue-Gov. Spending