Mon 20th Mini-test Flashcards

1
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What is the multiplier equation

A

K= 1/mpw
OR
K= 1/(1-mpc)

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2
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What is mpw (and what does it equal)

A

Marginal propensity to withdraw
It equals: mps+mpt + mpm
(To save, to tax, to import)

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3
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Define the multiplier

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The no. Of times a change in income within the economy exceeds the change in net injections which causes a shift in AD

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4
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Which (3) factors affect the SRAS curve

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Changes in costs of raw materials
Changes in exchange rates (expensive materials)
Changes in tax rates

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5
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Factors affecting LRAS (6)

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Technological advances 
Changes in education and skill
Changes in relative productivity
Changes in government regulations 
Demographic changes and migration
Competition policy
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6
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Define actual vs potential economic growth

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Actual = an increase in real GDP
Potential = an increase in the productive capacity of the economy
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7
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What is inflation, deflated and disinflation

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Inflation = a sustained rise in the general price level. 
Deflation = a fall in the general price level
Disinflation = prices are increased, but at a slower rate than before
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8
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How is CPI calculated?

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Living cost and food survey - 7,000 household and their most bought food
Price survey - prices monitored (120,000 prices)

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9
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What is the UK’s targeted inflation?

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2% +/- 1%

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10
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Causes of inflation (3)

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Demand-pull inflation - demand pressure in the economy pulling the prices up
Cost-push inflation - increased cost of production, pushing prices up
Increase in the money supply - more money = more inflation

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