The circular flow of income, aggregate demand/ aggregate supply Flashcards
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Value added
-is the increase in the market value of goods or services as result of the production process
-Value added= value of production- Value of intermediate impacts
Nominal
-monetary values for data e.g money GDP
-Not adjusted for inflation
-Data expressed at current prices
Real
-adjusted for inflation
-prices held at level of the chosen base year
-data expressed at constant prices
The circular flow of income
shows how money and good/services circulate within an economy between households, businesses + the government
Households
-individuals+ families within the economy
-recieve income from FoP the provide for firms
-income is spent by households on goods and services in the product market
Firms
produce goods and services to meet the demand of households
-hire labour, use capital and natural resources, and sell the products they make to households
Government
collect taxes from households and businesses, provides public goods and services
Injections
-investment
-exports
-gov spending
Leakages
-savings
-imports
-tax
Key factors affecting SR growth
-interest rates
-fiscal policy
-commodity prices
-exchange rates
-trading conditions
-condidence of businesses + household
Key factors affecting LR Economic Growth
-investment
-productivity
-Labour supply
-research
-innovation
-enterprise
Key Drives of Ecnomic Growth
-expanding the capital stock
-increasing the active labour supply
-extracting and selling natural resources
Injection of demand for capital goods industries
-bigger capital stock can lift productivity/incomes
-economies of scale + better competitiveness
-investment helps to sustain export lead growth
Economic growth benefits
-increased SOL
-Employment effects
-Fiscal dividends
-Accelerator effect
-increase productivity
-improved health
-new goods and services
Sustain Economic growth in the long run
-building trust/social capital
-growing intra-regional trade
-improving institutions
-growing a dynamic private sector
-sound macro policies to control inflation
-focusing an addressing equity/fairness
Factors that attract FDI
-Attractive rates of corporation tax
-soft loans+tax reliefs/othe subsidies
-trades+ investment agreement
-flexible labour markets
-special economic zones
-high quality infrastructure
-open capital markets to allow remitted profits
-availability of low cost labour
Cost of growth
-Risk of higher inflation and higher interest rates
-Environmental effects
-Inequality of income and wealth