Book: The Goods Market Flashcards

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How des demand production and income affect each other

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Production is affected by demand which is affected by income which is a affected by production

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2
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In the short run what determines output

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Demand

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3
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What is synonymous to output in evonomics

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Production

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4
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What does government spending not include in gdp

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Government transfers such as medicare, social security payments or interest payments of government debt

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5
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What Investments are included in the gdp

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Non residential investments which are the purchase by companies of non current assets and residential investments which are purchases of housing

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6
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What is another wird for net exports

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Trade balance

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7
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What is inventory investment

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The difference between sales and the production in a year

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How is demand calculated

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Z = Y = C+I+G+X-Im, consumption investment government spending and trade balance

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9
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What is a trade surplus

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Export > Import

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10
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What is a trade deficit

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Import > Export

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11
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How does one calculate inventory investment

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Production - Sales = inventory investment

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12
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What is the main driver if consumption

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Disposable income wich is the amount they have left after the government is done with them

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13
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What is this C=C(Y(d))
(+)

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It means that consumption C is a function of disposable income Y(d) and that C increases when Y(d) does

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14
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What is the behavioral equation of consumption

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C = c0 - c1*Y(d) , c0 is what people would consume if they had no income, c1 is ratio consumed of disposable income

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15
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What is propensity to consume

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The ratio consumed of disposable income, amount not saved

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16
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What is an alternative less literal interpretation of c0 in the behavioral consumption equation

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Consumption unrelated to disposable income such as access to credit

17
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How is disposable income calculated

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Y - T = income - net taxes

18
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What are endogenous variables

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Variables that depend on other variables

19
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What are exogenous variables

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Variables taken as given

20
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What is fiscal policy

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How governments choose to spend and tax

21
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Show all equations of demand in a closed economy. Express Z with only exogenous variables

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Z = C+I+G = c0 + c1(Y-T) + I + T = Y = c1Y - c1T + c0 + I + G => Y(1 - c1) = -c1*T + c0 + I + G

Z = (-c1*T + c0 + I + G)/(1-c1)

22
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What is autonomous spending

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The part of demand that does not depend on output

c0 + I + G - c1*T

23
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When is there equalibrium in the goods market

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When production is the same as demand

24
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What is the multiplayer in the equilibrium demand equation

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What is a geometric series
It is when production increases income which creates a demand increase of c1^n for each round
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Does output shift instantaneously with demand
No, consumers take time to adapt their consumption habits and firms take time to increase production
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How is private savings described mathematically
Spr = Yd - C = Y-T-C
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How is public savings described mathematically
Sp = T - G
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How do you calculate private savings from the production equation
Y = C+I+G => Y-C-T = I+G-T = Spr => I = Spr + T -G = Spr + Spu = S This means that Investment equals Savings in a closed economy
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What is the IS relation
That investments must equal savings in the goods market
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What are the two equalibriums in the goods market
Production = Demand & Investment = Savings
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What is the paradox of saving
That increased saving lowers production which in turn lowers the amount that can be saved
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What stands in the way of government controlling production through monetary policy
General slowness, imports and investment, expectations, inflation and debt are all side affects and variables that may affect the governments decition