Macroecons Flashcards

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Economic growth definition

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increase in RNY/ouput of an economy over a specific time period (usually a year)

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Economic growth measurement

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% change of an economy’s real GDP

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Sustained economic growth

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Econ growth sustained over an extended period of time without inflationary measures (both AG PG happens)

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Sustainable economic growth

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Rate of econ growth that can be maintained without causing any significant economic problems for future generations

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Inclusive econ growth

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econ growth is sustained and broad based across economic sectors and creates productive employment opportunities for the majority of the country’s population

(for SG: equitable distribution of Y)

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GDP

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Total mkt value of all g+s newly produced within the geographical boundaries of an economy in a given period of time

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Real GDP eqn

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nominal GDP/GDP deflator x100

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Change in real GDP eqn

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% change nominal GDP - % inflation rate

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GDP per capita eqn

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Real GDP/pop size

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Gross national income GNI

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Real GNI= Real GDP+net factor from abroad (basically Factor Y from overseas-fact Y to overseas(non residents))

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Real GDP growth rate

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Real GDP(this year)- Real GDP(last year)/Real GDP(last year) x100

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Material SOL

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Quality and quantity of goods and services available for consumption by residents in a country

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NMSOL

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intangible aspects that enable residents in a country to enjoy a fulfilling life

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GINI coeff

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close to 1 is very inequal

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Uemployment

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situation where people are unable to find employment even though they are of legal working age and are both capable and willing to work at current wage rates

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*3 types of UN

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DD-def: DD decrease, decline business revenue, lay off workers to maintain profit margins
Structural: mismatch of skills, cannot immediately take up jobs
Frictional: result of mkt imperfections, jobless while looking for a new one after quitting

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UNEM rate eqn

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no of unem/labour force x 100

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Price stability definition

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GPL of g+s in an economy, low and stable inflation

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Price stability measurement

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Consumer price index CPI

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CPI eqn

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Inflation rate= CPI this year-CPI last year/ CPI last year x100

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Balance of trade definition

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Trade of all g+s between residents on of a country and the rest of the world

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BOT eqn

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Balance of payments

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statement of receipts for all econ transactions between residents of a country and the rest of the world over a period of time (usually a year)

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BOP inflow

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BOP outflows
debit items
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AD aggregate DD
total level of spending in an economy at each GPL. Shows the amt of domestically produced g+s which households firms governments and foreigners are wiling to buy at each GPL
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C expenditure
disposable Y households spend on consumer g+s to satisfy current wants
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I expenditure
expenditure on new captital assets
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G expenditure
Spending by gov on g+s for current consumption or expanding the productive capacity of its econom
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AS aggregate SS
shows total domestic output of g+s that firms collectively are willing to produce at each GPL
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Multiplier effect
Is a numerical coeff for which a change in autonomous spending C I G (X-M) is multiplied to show the final change in eqm level of Real national output
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k eqn
k=1/MPS+MPT+MPM=1/MPWithdrawals=1/MPC
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Injections J
Y received by om firms that do not arise from dom household consumption
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Withdrawals W
circular flow refer to household income that is not spent on domestic G+S
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Actual growth
annual % increase in RN ouutput produced
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Potential growth
annual % increase in capacity of economy to produce
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Recession
Economy suffers from fall in RNY for at least 2 consecutive quarters
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Inflation
sustained rise in GPL of a given basket of goods and services in an econ over time (usually a year)
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CPI
weighted ave of the price of a basket of g+s purchased by the average household in a specific time period (usually a year)
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Deflation
Sustained decrease in the GPL of the economy
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fiscal policy
DD management policy that works via Gov expenditure G and Taxation T to influence AD and eventually RNY/output/employment/GPL
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Progressive tax
higher Y group taxed a higher proportion of Y than the lower Y group
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Regressive tax
Lower income group is taxed a higher prop of Y than high Y groups
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Indirect tax
tax on expenditure of g+s
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direct tax
based on Y and wealth
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Monetary policy
DD management policy that works using IR and ER to influence AD and eventually RNY/ouput/employment/GPL
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Appreciation of currency
Ext value increases relative to foreign currency, same unit of dom currency can be exchanged for more units of foreign currency
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Depreciation of currency
Economic growth