Chapter 7- National Income Flashcards

1
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What is national income?

A

measure of the value of goods and services produced in a year

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2
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Measures of economic activity:

A

GDP
GNP- GDP + NPI
National Income: GNP - depreciation

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3
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Problems with national income assumptions

A

No distinction between consumer goods and capital goods

Economic growth may be occurring due to population growth

Could happen due to inflation

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4
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Influences on national income:

A

increase on aggregate demand (total demand in country): moves to the right

increase on aggregate supply (total supply in country): moves to the right

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5
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What is income induced consumption?

A

Proportion of any additional income which will be devoted to consumption is referred to as the marginal propensity to consume or MPC.

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6
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What is marginal propensity to consume?

A

how much you are going to spend?

eg if u have salary increase from 100k-105k is ur spending relly going to increase? No.

But if u have a salary increase from 15K-20K then you will spend more

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7
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Formula for consumer spending

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consumer spending= autonomous consumption (can also be known as consumer spending) + (MPC x national income)

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8
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Injections and withdrawals:

A

Injections- spending that takes place that is not directly financed by household incomes

Withdrawals- household income that is not spent on domestically produced goods (eg taxes, savings + purchase of imports)

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9
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Equilibrium Condition:

A

economy will be stable where national income shows no tendency to change through time, Occurs where planned expenditure (demand) equals national income.

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10
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Reasons for fall and rises of national income:

A

Fall- reduction in planned expenditure

Rise- increase in planned expenditure

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11
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What is investment spending?

A

spending on creating new assets for the economy.

Can be encouraged by lower interest rates

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12
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Factors that can affect investment:

A

improved productivity of capital equipment

fall in the price of capital goods

expectations of higher demand for products in the future

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13
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What is a fiscal policy?

A

government’s policy on spending and taxation.

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14
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What factors influence the demand for exports from foreign consumers?

A

Competitiveness of domestic industries

Income in foreign countries

The exchange rate

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15
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Multiplier effect calculation:

A

1/1-MPC

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