Theme 2 - The UK economy - performance and policies

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what is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

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explain the difference between real and nominal GDP

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explain the difference between total and per capita GDP

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explain the difference between GNP and GNI

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3 limitations of using GDP to measure living standards

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what is meant by ‘purchasing power parity’?

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why is PPP useful

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how is the ONS National Wellbeing indicator measured

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explain the link between income and subjective happiness

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define inflation

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define deflation

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define disinflation

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what is an index number used for?

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what does base year represent and what number is associated with the base year?

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how do you calculate an index number?

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how do you convert between nominal and real values?

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what does CPI stand for?

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explain how CPI is calculated

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3 limitations of CPI as a measure of inflation

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explain the difference between CPI and RPI

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what is meant by cost push inflation

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3 possible causes of cost push inflation

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what is meant by demand pull inflation

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3 possible causes of cost push inflation

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what is meant by ‘menu costs’?

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what is meant by ‘shoe leather costs’?

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explain the effects of inflation on consumer

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explain the effects of inflation on workers

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explain the effects of inflation on firms

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explain the effects of inflation on the gov

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what is meant by ‘wage-price spiral’

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define unemployment

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what is the claimant count?

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one advantage and disadvantage of the claimant count to calculate unemployment

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What is the ILO measure of Unemployment and how is it calculated (Labour Force Survey)?

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one advantage and one disadvantage of the ILO as a method to calculate unemployment

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which methods of measuring unemployment is typically higher and why?

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What is meant by employment?

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What is meant by economically inactive?

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What is meant by underemployed?

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What is the difference between the population of a country and its labour force?

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how do you calculate employment rate

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how do you calculate unemployment rate

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how do you calculate labour force

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how do you calculate participation rate

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What is ‘structural unemployment’?

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What is ‘frictional unemployment’?

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What is ‘seasonal unemployment’?

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What is ‘demand deficient’ or ‘cyclical unemployment’?

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What is ‘real wage inflexibility’?

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how does unemployment affect individuals

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how does unemployment affect firms

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how does unemployment affcet gov

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how does unemployment affect society

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one possible benefit of Increasing Unemployment

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What is meant by Net Inward Migration?

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 likely effects of Net Inward Migration on an Economy

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likely effects of Net Outward Migration on an Economy

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What is the Balance of Payments?

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what are the four components of the Current Account?

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What is meant by a Current Account Surplus?

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What is meant by a Current Account Deficit?

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four factors that might lead to a Current Account Deficit or Surplus

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When would a Current Account Deficit be considered a problem?

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how might a current account deficit affect unemployment

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how might a currecnt account deficit affect inflation

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How might economic growth affect a Current Account Deficit?

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Why can't all countries have a Current Account Surplus?

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What is Aggregate Demand?

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What are the four components of Aggregate Demand

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What percentage of AD is comprised of each component

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3 reasons why the AD curve is downward sloping

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Define Consumption

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Define Disposable Income

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Explain the relationship between Disposable Income and Consumption

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Explain the relationship between Savings and Consumption

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What is Consumer Confidence and how does it affect Consumption

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What is Consumer Confidence and how does it affect Consumption

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explain how interest rates affect the level of consumption in a economy

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explain how availability of credit affects the level of consumption in an economy

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explain how the wealth effect affects the level of consumption in an economy

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wealth effect definition

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explain how the level of taxation affects the level of consumption in an economy

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explain how the composition of households affects the level of consumption in an economy

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Define Investment

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Explain the difference between net investment and gross investment

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two ways in which Investment may be funded

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Explain the relationship between Economic Growth and Investment

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explain how interest rates affect the level of consumption in an economy

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explain how the availability of credit affects the level of consumption in an economy

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explain how business confidence/animal spirits affacts the level of consumption in an economy

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explain how the expected demand affects the level of consumption in an economy

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explain how expected profits affects the level of consumption in an economy

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what is meant by Government Expenditure

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what is meant by capital expenditure (gov spending)

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what is meant by current expenditure (gov spending)

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explain what is meant by transfer payments (gov expenditure)

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Explain why Transfer payments are not included in the G component of AD

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Explain the relationship between Government Spending and the trade cycle

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What is meant by a Budget Deficit