Final Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

as higher interest rates incuces people to save more

A

supply of loanable funds slope upward

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2
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if congress increased the max contribution limits to tax defereed retirement acts

A

interest rate would decrease and the quantity of loanable funds would increase

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3
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if go increased tax on interest income

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supply of loanable income would shift left

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4
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if congress institutes an investment tax credit

A

real interest rate and investment would rise

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5
Q

if deficit decreased

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real interest would decrease and investment increase

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6
Q

m1

A

currency, traverlers checks, checkable and demand deposits

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7
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m2

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m1 plue small time deposits, saving depostis, and money market mutual funds

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8
Q

quantitu of loanable funds supplied

A

gdp-consumption spending - gov purchases

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9
Q

prices rise, vale of money

A

falls, people hold more

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10
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decreasing the money supply

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curv shifts left because less money means its more valuable

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11
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if supply increases

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equilibrium of price level increases

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12
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nominal interest rate =

A

inflation rate plus real interest rate

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13
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used to explain the long run determits of the price level and inflation rate

A

quantity of theory of money

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14
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how are taxes on capital gains computed

A

using nominal gains. higher inflation discourages savings

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15
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how can people reduce inflation tax

A

holding less money

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16
Q

when is wealth redistributed from creditors to debtors

A

when inflation is unexpectly high

17
Q

when does relative price variability rise

A

as inflation rises

18
Q

an increase in the quantity of money will increase the price level

A

monentary nuetrality

19
Q

in the short run.

A

nominal and real variables are intertwined and changes in the ms change real dgp

20
Q

what adjus to bring the ad and supply curve back into balance

A

the p rice level adn quantity

21
Q

what isnt included in aggregate demand module

A

purchases of stocks and bonds

22
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positive things shift ad curve

23
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negative things shift ad curve

24
Q

when positive things happen, price level

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rises and bargains are struck for higher wages

25
to fix a contraction gov will do what
try to shift ad curve rught
26
in fear of ressession, gov will give
a tax rebate, shifting the supply right.