Midterm 1 Flashcards

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GDP

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Is the market value of all final goods / services produced in a country in a given time

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4 parts of -GDP

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Market value
Final goods
Produced within a country
Specific time period

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Why is GDP gross

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Before deductions

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GDP = (2)

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Total expenditure on final goods

Total income

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Households sell and firms buy the services of ___, ___, and ____ in factor markets

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Labor
Capital
Land

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Firms pay ___ to households

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Income

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Consumption expenditure

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Total payment for consumer goods

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8
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Calculate unsold inventory as if what

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The firm bought it themselves

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The purchase of new plant, equipment, buildings and additions to inventories are what

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Investment

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10
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Government expenditure

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Gov buys goods from firms

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Financial transfers are part of the circular flow chart (T or F)

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False

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12
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Net exports = X - M

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Exports - imports

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The expenditure approach - GDP =

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Consumption expenditure + investment + gov expenditure + exports - imports

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Income approach - GDP = ____ + ____ + ____ + ____ - _____

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Wages + OFI + depreciation + tax - subsidy

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Wages = ____ + ____

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Gross wages * benefits

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The sum of all factor incomes (W + OFI) =

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Net domestic income at factor cost

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Real GDP

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Value of final goods produced in a given year when valued at the prices of a reference year

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Nominal GDP

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Is the value of goods produced during a given year valued at prices in that same year

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Real GDP per person = ____ / ____

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Real GDP / population

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Potential GDP

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The value of real GDP when all the economy’s labor, capital, land and entrepreneurial ability are fully employed

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21
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Expansion

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GDP increases from a trough to peak

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22
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Recession

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Real GDP decreases and growth rate is negative for 2+ successive quarters

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23
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Why worry about unemployment (3)

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Lost incomes
Production loss
Lost human capital

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24
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Labor force is divided into two groups:

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The working age population

Too young to work (<15)

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Working age is divided into 2 groups
People in the labor force | People not in the labor force
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Employed are divided into two groups
Full time | Part time
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Part time is divided into two groups
Voluntary | Involuntary
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To be identified as unemployed: (3)
Made specific efforts to find a job within previous 4 weeks Waiting to be called back to job they were fired from Waiting to start a new job within 4 weeks
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Unemployment rate = ______ / _____ X 100
Unemployed | Labor force
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Involuntary part time = ___ / _____ x 100
Involuntary part time | Labor force
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Labour force participation = ___ / ____ x 100
Labor force | Working age population
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Employment to population = ___ / ___ x 100
Employment | Working age population
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Most costly unemployment
Long term unemployment
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Marginally attached workers
Is a person who currently is neither working nor looking for work but has indicated that they want are are available for a job and has looked for work in recent past
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Discouraged worker
Someone who has stopped looking for a job due to repeated failure
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Frictional unemployment
Arises from normal labour market turnover
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____ unemployment is permanent and healthy for a growing economy
Frictional
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Structural unemployment
Is created by the changes in technology and foreign competition that changes the skills needed to perform jobs or location of jobs
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Cyclical unemployment
Is the higher than normal unemployment at a business cycle trough and lower than normal unemployment at a business cycle peak
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Natural unemployment
Arises from frictions and structural changes when there is no cyclical employment
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Potential GDP
Quantity of real GDP that would be produced at full employment
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Output gap = ____ - ____
Real GDP - potential GDP
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Inflation
Rising price level
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Deflation
Falling price level
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Consumer price index
Measures the average of the prices paid by urban consumers for a fixed basket of consumer goods and services
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CPI = ___ for the reference base period
100
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CPI = ____ / ____ x 100
Cost of basket at current period prices Cost of basket at base period prices
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Inflation rate = (_____ -_____ ) / ____ x 100
CPI this year - CPI last year / CPI last year
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CPI might overstate the true inflation rate for 4 reasons :
New goods bias Quality change bias Commodity substitution bias Outlet substitution bias
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GDP deflator = ____ / ____ x 100
Nominal GDP Real GDP
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Chained price index for consumption = ____ / ____ x 100
Nominal consumption expenditure Real consumption expenditure
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Real wage rate = ____ / ____ x 100
Nominal wage rate GDP deflator
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Economic growth
Sustained expansion of production possibilities which is measured as the increase in real GDP over a given period
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Annual _____ is used to measure economic growth
Percent change in GDP
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Rule of 70
Number of years it takes for the level or a variable to double is approx. 70% annual % growth rate
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Rule of 70 ex. A variable grows at 7% a year doubles in
10 years
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Aggregate production function
Tells us how real GDP changes as the quantity of labour changes
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Increase in labour = ___ in real GDP
Increase
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Labour market equilibrium
Labour demanded = labour supplies
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Potential GDP is the quantity of real GDP produced when what
Economy = full employment
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Aggregate hours
Total number of hours wired by all people employed