Week 9: IS-MP Framework Flashcards

1
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Another name for potential output?

A

“natural rate of output”

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2
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What is Aggregate expenditure?

A

the total amount of goods and services that people want to buy across the whole economy.

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3
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What is Macroeconomic equilibrium?

A

the quantity of output that buyers collectively want to purchase is equal to the quantity of output that suppliers collectively produce.

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4
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What does “Short run” refer to?

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refers to the year-to-year ups and downs of the business cycle

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5
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What does “Long run” refer to?

A

changes in potential output.

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6
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What is the difference between short run and long run?

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whether prices or policy have brought the economy back into equilibrium.

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7
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What does economic growth do?

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It increases standards of living for the households in the economy.

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8
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What do business cycles do?

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They create instability which can negatively impact standards of living

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9
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What is equilibrium GDP?

A

the level of GDP at the point of macroeconomic equilibrium

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10
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What is Potential GDP?

A

the economy’s highest sustainable level of production.

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11
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What does the IS Curve show?

A

relationship between real interest rates and the output gap.

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12
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IS curve name origins

A

Investment is the key form of interest-sensitive spending, and Saving is used to fund investment.

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13
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Monetary Policy

A

the process of setting interest rates in an effort to influence economic conditions.

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14
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risk-free interest rate

A

The interest rate on a loan that involves no risk

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15
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risk premium

A

the extra interest that lenders charge to account for the risk of loaning money i

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16
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What does MP Curve show?

A

the current real interest rate, which is shaped by monetary policy and the risk premium.

17
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Fiscal Policy

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How the government influences economy through gov. spending and taxes

18
Q

What is the multiplier?

A

a measure of how much GDP changes as a result of both the direct and indirect effects flowing from each extra dollar of spending

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