Vocab unit 3 Flashcards

1
Q

A tool used to measure inflation that is made up of a market basket of goods purchased by the typical urban family.

A

consumer price index

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2
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The dollar value of all final goods and services produced in a country’s borders in a given year.

A

GDP

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3
Q

Goods and services that are used in the production of another good or service.

A

intermediate products

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4
Q

The dollar value of all final goods and services produced in a country’s borders in a given year that has been adjusted for inflation.

A

real GDP

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5
Q

The dollar value of all final goods and services produced anywhere in the world by a country in a given year.

A

GNP

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6
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The amount of exports minus the amount of imports.

A

net exports of goods and services

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7
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The idea that the economy goes through regular periods of expansion and contraction.

A

business cycle

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8
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A fall in a country’s GDP for a period of at least two quarters (6 months)

A

recession

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9
Q

The portion of a business cycle in which GDP has stopped rising and is about to start declining.

A

peak

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10
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The portion of a business cycle in which GDP has stopped declining and is about to start rising.

A

trough

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11
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The portion of a business cycle in which GDP is rising.

A

expansion

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12
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A dramatic decline in a country’s GDP in a short period of time or a slower decline that lasts for an extended amount of time.

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depression

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13
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A general decrease in the purchasing power of a currency. Alternately, can be expressed as a general increase in the prices of goods.

A

inflation

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14
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A general increase in the purchasing power of a currency. Alternately, can be expressed as a general decrease in the prices of goods.

A

deflation

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15
Q

The average price of a statistically significant subset of all the goods and services in an economy.

A

price index

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16
Q

The central banking system of the United States.

A

federal reserve system

17
Q

Inflation that is out of control and rising rapidly.

A

hyperinflation

18
Q

A combination of rising inflation and a decrease in Gross Domestic Product.

A

stagflation

19
Q

The total amount of all people in an economy who want to have a job.

A

labor force

20
Q

Unemployment that occurs because workers choose to change their status and make themselves unemployed.

A

frictional unemployment

21
Q

Unemployment that occurs because changes in the economy have caused your skills to no longer match the needs of the market.

A

structural unemployment

22
Q

Unemployment that occurs because of downturns in the business cycle.

A

cyclical unemployment

23
Q

Unemployment that occurs because certain jobs are not available during some portion of the year.

A

seasonal unemployment

24
Q

A bank that belongs to the Federal Reserve System.

A

member bank

25
Q

The amount of interest earned by banks on any money that they deposit at the Federal Reserve.

A

interest on reserve balances

26
Q

the way in which the Federal Reserve adjusts and oversees the economy.

A

monetary policy

27
Q

The percentage of the amount borrowed that you will be charged for taking out a loan.

A

interest rate

28
Q

The amount of interest charged when banks borrow money from the Federal Reserve.

A

discount rate

29
Q

The amount of interest charged by banks to their best customers.

A

prime rate