Unit 4 Flashcards

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Market value

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The price buyers are willing to pay for a good or service in a competitive market

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Net exports

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The value of all exports minus all imports

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3
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Intermediate goods

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A good used in the production of a final good

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4
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Nominal GDP

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A measure of a country’s economic output values in current dollars

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5
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Current dollars

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The value of a dollar in the year it is spent

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6
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Final good

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A new good that is ready for consumer use

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7
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Real GDP

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A measure of a country’s economic output valued in constant dollars

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8
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Constant dollars

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The value of a dollar fixed at q specified base year

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9
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Per capita GDP

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Nation’s real GDP divided by the population

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10
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Informal economy

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Sector of the economy that operates without government regulations or monitoring and is not officially recorded or taxed

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11
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literacy rate

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The percentage of people in the country who can read and write

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12
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Life expectancy

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The number of years on average that a person is expected to live

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13
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Infant mortality

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The rate at which babies died during the first year of life

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14
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Unemployment rate

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The percentage of the labor force that is not employed but is actively seeking work

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15
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Frictional unemployment

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A type of unemployment that results when workers are seeking their first job or have left one job and are seeking another

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16
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Structural unemployment

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What type of unemployment that results when the demand for certain skills the client, often because of changes in technology or increased foreign competition

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17
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Seasonal unemployment

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A type of unemployment that results when businesses shut down or slow down for part of the year

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18
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Cyclical unemployment

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A type of unemployment that results from a period of decline in the business cycle

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19
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Natural rate of unemployment

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The percentage of the labor force without work when the economy is at full employment

20
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Discouraged workers

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Unemployed workers who have ceased to look for work

21
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Involuntary part time workers

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People who settled for part time employment because they’re unable to find full-time work

22
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Underground economy

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A sector of the economy based on illegal activities

23
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Inflation rate

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The percentage increase in the average price level of goods and services from one month or year to the next

24
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Price index

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A measure of the average change in price of a type of good overtime

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Consumer price index
A measure of price changes in consumer goods and services overtime
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Cost-of-living index
A measure of change in the overall cost of goods and services
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Nominal cost of living
The cost incurred dollars of all the basic goods and services needed by the average consumer
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Real cost of living
The cost in constant dollars of all the basic goods and services needed by the average consumer
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Nominal wages
Wage levels based on current dollars
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Real wages
Wage levels based on constant dollars
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Creeping inflation
A gradual, steady rise in the price of goods and services overtime
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Deflation
A fall on the price of goods and services
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Deflationary spiral
A downward trend and prices, wages, and business activity
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Demand pull inflation
A rise in the price of goods and services caused by an increase in overall demand
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Cost pull inflation
A rise in the price of goods and services caused by increase in the cost of the factors of production
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Wage price spiral
An upward trend in wages and prices
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Business cycle
A recurring pattern of growth and decline in economic activity overtime
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Expansion
A period of economic growth
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Peak
The highest point of an expansion, or period of economic growth
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Contraction
A period of general economic decline marked by falling GDP and rising unemployment
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Trough
The lowest point of the contraction, or period of economic decline
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Leading economic indicators
Measures that consistently rise or fall several months before an expansion or contraction begins
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Lagging economic indicators
Measures that consistently rise or fall several months after an expansion or contraction begins
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Recession
A period of declining national economic activity
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Inventory
Merchandise the companies or stores have on hand
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Depression
A prolonged economic downturn characterized by plunging real GDP and extremely high unemployment
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GDP
The market value of all final goods and services produced within a country during a given period of time