Macroeconomics Cheat Sheet

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Flashcards for Macroeconomics review.

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Labor Participation Rate

Number of people in labor force divided by the working age population.

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Unemployment Rate

Number of unemployed divided by the labor force, multiplied by 100.

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% Change in GDP

(New GDP - Old GDP) / Old GDP X 100

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Consumer Price Index

Price of goods in current year divided by the price of market basket in base year x 100

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GDP deflator

Nominal GDP divided by Real GDP, multiplied by 100.

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GDP (Expenditure Approach)

Consumer spending + Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports.

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GDP (Income Approach)

Wages + Interest + Rent + Profit.

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MPS

1 - MPC.

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Spending Multiplier

1/MPS OR 1/(1-MPC)

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Tax Multiplier

-MPC/MPS OR (1/MPS) - 1

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Money Multiplier

1 / reserve requirement ratio.

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Real Interest Rate

Nominal Interest Rate - Inflation.

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Quantity Theory of Money

M x V = P x Y

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Investment

Business spending on physical capital, never personal investing.

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Fiscal Policy

Government changes spending and/or taxes; shifts AD.

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Monetary Policy

Central banks influence interest rates by changing the reserve requirement, discount rate, or by doing open market operations; shifts AD.

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Open Market Operations

When central banks buys or sell bonds

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Crowding Out

Deficit spending leads to higher real interest rates and less Investment.

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Capital Inflow

High interest rates decrease investment but attract more foreign financial capital.

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Comparative advantage

A country makes a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country.

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Full employment

When there is only frictional and structural unemployment.

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Open Market Operations

Government buys or sells bonds.

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