How the Macroeconomy works Flashcards

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What is national income

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total monetary value of the output of the economy over a period of time

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whilst income is a flow, wealth is…

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stock of assets
Value of all assets minus liabilities
What they own minus what they owe

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What is nominal and real

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nominal is actual value
real is adjusted for inflation

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How is it adjusted for infaltion

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Percentage infaltion calcualted of nominal value and taken away

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How often is national income calculated

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monlthy, quaterly and anuually

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What does national inome give indicaiton on

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standard of living, global comparisons and international comparisons

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7
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Draw circular flow of income

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Name three ways to calcuate GDP and how

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Expenditure - AD way
Income - W+R+I+P
output - add vlaue of all output

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9
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What is volume of GDP

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physical quantity

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What is the household savings ratio

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measures household savings as a proportion of household income

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What is savings

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proportion of income by household that is not spent

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What is investment

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expenditure on capital goods by firms

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What is full employment

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the level of income at which an economy is operating at full capatity

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what is full capacity

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employed all available fop

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15
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what is sapre capacity

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difference between potential capacity and real

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What are deteminants of AD

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C+I+G+(X-M)

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What are transfer payments and exmaple

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payments made by goc for which g/s ar enot exchange
unemployment benefits

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What is governemtn spending

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total spending by gov on the economy

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Determinants of consumption

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interest rates
consumer confidence
changes in wealth

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Determinants of investment

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business confience
interest rates
gov intervention
demand for exports

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Determinants of gov spending

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politicla decisons
Stage in economic cycle

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22
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Determinants of net exports

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State of other economies
exchnage rates
degree of protectionism

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Determinants of SRAS

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COP eg commodity prices, subsidies exchnage rates

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Determinants LRAS

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Productivity eg regulations, training, tech
competition policy
institutional structure of economy

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what are reforms
changes in economic policies to improve economic performance
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Give an real world example of where institutional struture
recession 2008, banks inability to help business maek recssion worse
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What do keynesian believe in for supply curves and draw anything
no LRAS (but there is one)
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what do keynes believe?
not self correcting, gov intervention
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what do classical economists believe
self correcting, limites gov intervention SRAS and LRAS
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LRAS in relation to PPC???
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What is an economic shock
Unpredictable event that has consequences on the economy
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What is demand and supply side shock
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Give three examples of UK shocks
Hurricane fiona pandemic 2020 geopolitial tensions (ukriane russia war)
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What is the multiplier effect
any injection in economyleads to greater impact on the economy than the value of the intial injection
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Why does the multipler effect occur?
succesive rounds of spending
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What effects the size of the multipler>
size of leakages
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WHat is MPC
proportional of additional income spent on consumption
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What is crowding out
Negative impact gov spending has on private investment
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Reason for crowding out
Spending - inflation - less investment
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FOrmula or MPC
C in consumption/ C in income
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FOmula for Multiplier
1/1-MPC or 1/MPW
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since multiplier is based on MPC, what chaneges the multipler
disposable income
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Give examples of leakages that change multiplier
tax increase - lower Inflation confidence - higher
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Does multipler happen immediantly
time lag
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what can multiplier be usd for
gov judge impact of increased spending when deciding to
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What is the accelerator process?
When an increase in national income results in a proportionately larger rise in capital investment spending
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What type of relationship does investment have with economic cycle
cyclical
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What is accelerated investment?
when increase in investment is greater than initial increas ein demand
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Why do people do accelerated investment?
Investors expect further future increase in AD
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How to calulcate basic accelerator process
I = K*CY investment capital-output ratio change in national income
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what is the capital-output ratio
capital needed for one unit of output
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Define productivity
Output per worker per time period
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What is the law where supply creates its own demand
Say's law
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Why can subsidies be goods and bad?
Reduces cost but can lead to inefficiency as no motivation to be productive.
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WHat is the link between recession and spare capacity?
Recession cause decrease in demand, price and supply, so less output is made leading to spare capacity
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What is the difference between Classical and Keynesian full employment
Classical does not include voluntary unemployment Keynesian does