Chapter 11 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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Say’s Law

A

supply creates its own demand

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2
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if you supply a good,

A

gvt demands something of equal value in return

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3
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Equilibrium interest rate

A

6%

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4
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Higher supply of loanable funds,

A

interest rates fall

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5
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Pontential GDP

A

output is at maximum given out inputs and technology

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6
Q

Real Business Cycle Theory

A

Much of business cycle comes from real shocks to productivity

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7
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Animal Spirits

A

Irrational pessimistic feelings that spread throughout economy

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8
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Animal spirits cause fall in …

A

demand and prices

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9
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Recessionary Gap

A

Difference between potential GDP and recessionary equilibrium’s GDP

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10
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Inflationary Gap

A

Difference between potential GDP and actual GDP

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11
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Fiscal Policy

A

Keynes policy of using spending and taxes to cure inflationary and recessionary gaps

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12
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In recessionary gap,

A

gvt should spend more than it taxes

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13
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In inflationary gap,

A

gvt should tax more than it spends

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14
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The Data Lag

A

Time it takes to realize there is a problem

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15
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The Legislative Lag

A

Politicians do not agree on spending and taxes and even if there is a problem, will fight about it

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16
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The Transmission Lag

A

Time to execute policy

17
Q

The Effectiveness Lag

A

Completed project or policy does not instantly have its full effect

18
Q

Relatively quick fiscal policy is…

A

2.5 years: 7mon data lag, 6mon legislative, 12mon tansmission, 5mon effectiveness

19
Q

Regime Uncertainty

A

Confusion surrounding gvt changes that shocked economy during Great Depression, which made it impossible for households and businesses to plan the future

20
Q

Supply Side Economics (SSE)

A

Long run policy in which gvt reduces cost of value creation through production and trade in order to promote more value creation

21
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gvt can reduce SSE by…

A

reducing taxes and regulation

22
Q

SSE concentrates on …

A

value creation, not spending

23
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Permanent Income Hypothesis

A

Change in someone’s after-tax income will affect their behavior if the increase is permanent

24
Q

Marginal Tax Rates

A

Those that change as income, investment, or other desires value creation activities change

25
Lump Sum Tax Cut
Cutting tax rate by an amount instead of percentage
26
Broad Based Tax Cut
Affect narrow categories activities that may or may not give incentives to create value
27
Laffer Curve
Relationship between tax rates (% paid) and tax revenues ($ gvt receives)