Economics exam 2 Flashcards
what are the 3 objectives of macroeconomics
output
inflation
unemployment
what signals a recessions
2 periods of decreased output
what is the natrual rate of unemployment
5%
match each yr with a status
1920
1930
1950
1970
1980
1990
2007
1920-good economy
1930-great depression
1940-economic reset
1950-fine turning
1970- stagflation
1980-reganomics
1990-growth
2007- financial crisis
fiscal policy
government spending increasing growth and making jobs
monetary policy
corrects aggregate demand
supply side policy
effects aggregate supply
relationship betwen GDP and unemployment
they move together
What does GDP measure
production
income
expenditure
what is GDP
market value of all final goods and services produced by all factors of production in current yr
identify whether these are intermediate or final goods
1- Tires you buy and use to replace flat tires
2-materials used for construction
3- Tires mounted on the wheels of a new car
1-final
2- intermediate
3- final
what does GDP ignore
buying and selling of used goods, transactions where no goods and services are exchanged
GDP vs GNP
GDP- The output within the domestic economy of a country regardless of what country is responsible for manufacturing it
GNP-measures the output of all U.S owned factories no matter what country they are produced in
income method of computing GDP
looks at all: wages, rent, interest, income earned domestically
Expenditure approach of finding GDP
measures the total amount spent on domestically produced goods