Midterm 2 Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Labor force size =

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number employed + number unemployed only

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2
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unemployment

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Number unemployed / Labor force * 100

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3
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labor force participation

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labor force / adult population * 100

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4
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difference between frictional and structural unemployment

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frictional occurs because you’re actively looking or swapping jobs structural occurs because of the absence of demand of a certain type of worker from outsourcing or tech

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5
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natural unemployment =

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frictional + structural unemployment

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6
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how do you calculate gdp deflator

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gdp deflator = nominal gdp / real gdp * 100

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7
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CPI =

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price this year / price base year

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8
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how to calculate inflation from previous year

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cost year - cost prev / cost prev * 100

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9
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What’s the rule of 70

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takes 70/growth rate years to double RGDP

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10
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change in GDP

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= Technology + 1/3 delta K / k (qty capital) + 2/3 delta L / L (labor)

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11
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What is most important to growth

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institutions, then technology once established

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12
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AE =

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C + I + G + X - IM where I is planned investment

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13
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Planned investment =

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actual change in investment - unplanned change

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14
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When change in AE < GDP

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inventories rise and employment falls

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15
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When change in AE > GDP

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Inventories fall and employment rises

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16
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Consumption =

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a + MPC (Y-T)

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17
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MPC =

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change in consumption /change in income

18
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What’s on the AE model

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national income on x axis, AE on y axis keynsian cross for 1:1 Y = AE

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Unplanned investment =

20
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Fiscal policy uses

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G, T
delta AE = 1/1-MPC * delta G
delta AE = -MPC/1-MPC * delta T

21
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Monetary policy uses

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monetary supply

delta AE = 1/1-MPC * delta I

22
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What’s the weath effect

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consumption increases lower prices, nominal assets have more purchasing power

23
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Interest rate effect

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lower prices, less money to buy stuff -> more money in bank so more loanable funds and more investment demand

24
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When is SRAS shifted

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shifts with costs of production, right if wages fall or productivity rises or commodities fall

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Stagflation occurs when ... a recession occurs when...
AS shifts left, AD shifts left
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Discretionary fiscal policy
deliberate changes in G T or Tr
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Automatic stabilizers
Government spending and taxes that auto increase and decrease with a business cycle
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Okun's law
1% rise in unemployment for each 2% fall in GDP
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US govt borrows by
selling bonds
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Fischer equation
contracted nominal interest rate ≈ real interest rate + expected inflation rate.
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M1 =
currency in cirulation + checking accounts
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M2 =
M1 + time deposits (interest saving accounts)
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delta money supply =
1/rr * delta money bonds
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Two problems of monetary system
Liquidity problems -> not enough cash to meet withdrawals, FDIC insured, solvency (net worth < 0)
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Federal reserve toosl
Increase money supply by buying bonds Decrease by selling bonds Reserver ratio Discount Rate
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In the long run, on the money chart,
MD eventually shifts to the new interest rate if MS move, changes in MS affect price level but not real GDP or real interest rate
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Expansionary monetary policy
has the money supply increased, interest rate decreased, consumption increased, and with it AD
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Contractionary monetary policy has the
AD decreased since interest rate is increased after the money supply is decreased
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Contractionary monetary policy has the
AD decreased since interest rate is increased after the money supply is decreased
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when velocity is constant
money growth = real gdp growth + inflation
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Velocity equation
MV = PY where M = M1, P = price level, Y = real GDP