Graph basics Flashcards

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Autarky

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Economy that does not trade with other countries.
Self-sufficient country, closed economy

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2
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Consumer surplus

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Geld wat consumenten overhouden omdat de prijs van een product lager is dan wat ze bereid zijn te betalen

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3
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Producer surplus

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Extra opbrengst voor de producent bovenop zelf gestelde minimum prijs

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4
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Where is producer surplus?

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always below priceline

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5
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Where is consumer surplus?

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always above priceline

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6
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What causes a movement along the curve in quantity supplied?

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change in price

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7
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What causes a movement of the curve in quantity supplied?

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change in something besides price: numbers of sellers, technology

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8
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When does trade arise?

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Difference in supply, not demand

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9
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What causes a movement of the curve in quantity demanded?

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change in income, preference, price of related good

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10
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What causes a movement along the curve in quantity demanded?

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change in price

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Production Possibility Frontier (PPF)

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the possible combinations of output of two products given its available resources and technology

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12
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opportunity cost

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is what must be forgone when a decision is made

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13
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comparitive advantage

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an economy’s ability to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than trading partners

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14
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The Ricardian model

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Measures goods in terms of opportunity cost.

Assumes technology is the main factor differentiating the two

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15
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Hecksher Ohlin model

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countries export what they can most easily and abundantly produce.

Difference in comparitive advantage between two countries might be due to the abundance of factor resources

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16
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Factor resources

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Land, Labor, Capital and Entrepreneurship

17
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Terms of trade effects

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the average price of exports divided by the average price of imports.

18
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Net-welfare

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impact of a government policy, or decision by firms, on total economic welfare, taking into account the gains, less any losses.

19
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What does the “marginal principle” mean?

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means looking at the extra benefits you get from doing something compared to the extra costs it brings.

20
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What is international Finance

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exchange of assets (capital) accross borders

21
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Trade deficit

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When a country imports more than it exports

22
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Trade surplus

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When a country exports more than it imports