Inflation Flashcards

1
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Parts of buisness cycle

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Expansion, peak, contraction, trough

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2
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expansion

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• GDP grows, unempolyment declines

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3
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Peak

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Real GDP spending is at its highest

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4
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Contraction

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GDP grouth stows decines

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5
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Trough

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between contraction and expansion, GDP recovers

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6
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a general increase in prices or as a decrease in money’s purchasing power

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7
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True or flase
Inflation can be good

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a little price increase is good, a big and fast increase is bad

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8
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Cause of inflation?

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• either created by excessive demand or increase in producer’s per unit cost

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9
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Fault of buyers, result of a lot of money in the hands of people

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• Demand-pull

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10
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Causes of demand pull

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agregate demand › aggregate supply
- protigate government spending (exersive use of goverment funds)
- investments are high
- lowering of taxes

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11
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fault of sellers

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Cost puh

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12
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Cause of cost push

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increase in price of input: producers face a higher operating costs

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13
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Effect on producer

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when unexpected inflation, prices increase while wages stay thesane

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14
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Effect on lenders and savers

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i savers
- the money they loaned will be returned not wortin as much
- inflation erodes purchasing pouer of savings t other forms of wealth

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15
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Eff3ct on
- as a consumor with fixed income

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  • during unexpected inflation, fixed income’s see their real income deline
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16
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Effect on employees

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  • some may lose their jobs
17
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• a fixed set of consumer products and services

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Representative basket of goods

18
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Price index

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to knou how much it will cost to maintain a standard wing life
• represents overall price of goods i services

19
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measures the cost of a representative basket of goods and service bought by a typical firm

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PRODUCER PRICE INDEX

20
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measures the cost of a representative basket of goods and service bought by a typical consumer

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CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

21
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Headline inflation

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intation figure nesulted from using consumer price index
→ things we usually buy

22
Q

able to work, discouraged about the prospects of finding employment

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Hidden

23
Q

economy is set up to their disadiantage
→ teacher, no school in town

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Structural

24
Q

out of work because of buisness cycle

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Cyclical

25
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finds work for only a portion of the year due to seasonal nature ofjoos

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Sesonal

26
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in between jous, quits
o job starts n mochat ton i for another

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Frictional

27
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includes employed and unemployed

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LABOR FORCE (LF)

28
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includes employed, unemployed, and out of labor force

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ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION (EP)

29
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working at a paid job but is willing to work for more hours

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UNDEREMPLOYED (UN)

30
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working a paid job for at least some minimum amount of time

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EMPLOYED (N)

31
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no job and looking for a job, waiting to start a new job, or on temporary layoff

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UNEMPLOYED (U)