Midterm Flashcards

1
Q

What is national income equal to

A

GNP- depreciation- indirect business taxes

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2
Q
Which of the following is included in the calculation of GDP
Total inventory over the last 5 years
The proceeds from a second hand car
Cocaine sales
Proceeds from the sale of an iPod
A

Proceeds from the sale of an iPod

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3
Q

What is GDP equal to

A

C+I+G+NX

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4
Q

What determines long run GDP

A

Long run GDP is determined only by supply

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5
Q

The marginal propensity to consumer (MPC) is

A

Less than 1 but greater than 0

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6
Q

In the long run money affects

A

Money is neutral in the long run ( it affects nothing)

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7
Q

Consumption function whose equation is: C=MPC(Y-T) what is true about that functional relationship

A

A decrease in (Y-T) causes C go decrease but by a smaller amount

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8
Q

In the closed economy of aggregate output, income and expenditure determination when the real interest rate is below its equilibrium level what is true?

A

There is excess demand for loans and excess demand for goods

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9
Q

Supposed that in the closed economy model of aggregate output, income and expenditure determination, taxes decrease (T) with no change in government spending (G). Which describes the full long run impact of that change

A

C increases; I decreases; Y does not change

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10
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Within the context of the model of the open economy, the twin deficits phenomenon arises because

A

An increase in government spending or cut in taxes reduces saving minus investment

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11
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If the US rate of inflation is 5% annually while the Canadian rate of inflation is 2% annually then the theory of relative purchasing power parity predicts that

A

The nominal exchange rate (e=US$ per C$) between Canada and the US will appreciate (rise) by 3% annually

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12
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According to the law of one price, in the long term

A

The price of a good in Canada is equal to the price of that same good in the US multiplied by the exchange rate

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13
Q

What are some reasons why absolute purchasing power parity often does not hold

A

Most goods are not tradeable so arbitrage cannot take place
Hugely expensive transport costs
Regulations on levels of imports

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14
Q

Structural employment exists when

A

The real wage is stuck above the market clearing level

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