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Labor Participation Rate
Number of people in labor force divided by the working age population.
Unemployment Rate
Number of unemployed divided by the labor force, multiplied by 100.
% Change in GDP
(New GDP - Old GDP) / Old GDP X 100
Consumer Price Index
Price of goods in current year divided by the price of market basket in base year x 100
GDP deflator
Nominal GDP divided by Real GDP, multiplied by 100.
GDP (Expenditure Approach)
Consumer spending + Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports.
GDP (Income Approach)
Wages + Interest + Rent + Profit.
MPS
1 - MPC.
Spending Multiplier
1/MPS OR 1/(1-MPC)
Tax Multiplier
-MPC/MPS OR (1/MPS) - 1
Money Multiplier
1 / reserve requirement ratio.
Real Interest Rate
Nominal Interest Rate - Inflation.
Quantity Theory of Money
M x V = P x Y
Investment
Business spending on physical capital, never personal investing.
Fiscal Policy
Government changes spending and/or taxes; shifts AD.
Monetary Policy
Central banks influence interest rates by changing the reserve requirement, discount rate, or by doing open market operations; shifts AD.
Open Market Operations
When central banks buys or sell bonds
Crowding Out
Deficit spending leads to higher real interest rates and less Investment.
Capital Inflow
High interest rates decrease investment but attract more foreign financial capital.
Comparative advantage
A country makes a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country.
Full employment
When there is only frictional and structural unemployment.
Open Market Operations
Government buys or sells bonds.