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Which are the elements of the business cycle?

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Growth, peak, recession, depression.

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Which is the formula for GDP?

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Y = C + I + G + (x - m )
Y: GDP
C: consumption
I: investment
G: government expenditure
X: exports
M: imports
(x -m): net export
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Which are the three methods to measure the GDP?

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Output, Income, Expenditure method

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Which are the economic goals?

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Equitable distribution of income, Stable rate of inflation, Economic growth, Favorable balance of payments, Low unemployment,

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Explain the output method

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Market value of all final goods and services

You only take into consideration the final product per firm

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Explain the income method

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All the income earned by the factors of production

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Explain the expenditure method

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Adds all the spending to buy final goods and services produced in a country over a period of time

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Mention the leakages in an economy

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Imports, Taxes, Savings

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Mention the injections in an economy

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Government expenditure, Investment, Exports

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What is the GNI?

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GDP + net income from abroad

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What is the nominal GDP?

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only concerns current values at current prices

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What is the real GDP?

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Is adjusted to the base year

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What is AD?

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The total spending for G & S in country, and shows the relationship between the average PL and the real output (GDP)

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What causes a movement along the AD curve?

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Wealth effect, Interest rate, The international trade

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What causes a shift in AD?

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Change in the income
Changes in interest rates (I)
Changes in wealth
Changes in expectations/consumer confidence.
Interest rate: lower interest more you can to ask to invest.
Technological change if you want to be competitive you have to invest in technology.

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What is SRAS?

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Total quantity of goods & services produced in an economy (real GDP) over a particular period of time at different price levels.

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Which are the 4 types of unemployment?

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Structural, Fictional, Seasonal, Cyclical

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Explain structural unemployment?

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Changes in the demand for particular labor-skills

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Explain frictional unemployment?

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Occurs when people are between jobs

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Explain seasonal unemployment?

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When demand for laboring certain industries changes on a seasonal basis

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Explain cyclical unemployment?

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When the economy is in a recession

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Which are some solutions for frictional unemployment?

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Gov. reduce unemployment benefits/ Improve information on available jobs.

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Which are some solutions for cyclical unemployment?

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Expansionary policy

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Which are some solutions for seasonal unemployment?

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Improve information for jobs in the off seasons, give grants to encourage the work of industries in different seasons

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Which are some solutions for structural unemployment?
Provide education that makes people more flexible, give subsidies to give training to their employees.
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What is inflation?
Persistent increase in the average price level, fall in a purchasing power
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How is inflation measured?
Through the consumer price index (CPI)
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Which are some consequences of inflation?
Loss of purchasing power Uncertainty Labor unrest
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What is deflation?
Persistent fall in the average level of prives in the economy
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What is disinflation?
Refer to a falling, but still positive rate of inflation
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What is the function of automatic stabilizers?
They are for making smaller the inflationary and deflationary gaps
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What are two examples of automatic stabilizers?
Progressive taxes | Unemployment benefits
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What is a fiscal policy?
Manipulation of the gov. of its own expenditure & taxes to influence the level of AD.
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What is Demand pull inflation?
Occurs as a result of increasing AD in the economy | Associated with a booming economy
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What is Cost-push inflation?
Occurs as a result of an increase in the costs of production
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What is good deflation?
Prices fall for improvement in productivity
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What is bad deflation?
Thinking money supply