AP MACRO Unit 3

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As national income rises, what happens to household consumption?

Increases

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In countries with higher taxes (like Sweden), consumption makes up:

A smaller share of GDP

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What happens to the average prosperity to consume (APC) as income rises?

Decreases

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If national income increases by $5 billion and consumption increases by $3 billion, what is the MPC?

0.6

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The relationship between MPC and MPS in a closed economy is:

MPC + MPS = 1

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When asset prices rise, what happens to consumption?

Increases 

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Higher interest rates cause households to:

Save more and consume less

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When households are optimistic about the future, consumption tends to

Increase

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What is the relationship between interest rates and investments?

Inverse

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What is fiscal policy?

A governments use of spending and taxation to influence the economy 

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Increasing government spending during a recession is known as 

Expansionary fiscal policy 

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The spending multiplier (k) equals:

1/MPS

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If MPC =0.8, the spending multiplier is

5

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The higher the MPC, the multiplier effect becomes

Larger

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The “crowding-out effect” occurs when

Government borrowing reduces private investment

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Which of the following best supports expansionary fiscal policy?

The multiplier effect

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What does aggregate demand (AD) represent?

The total demand for goods and services in a economy

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Which formula represents aggregate demand?

AD= C+I+G(X-M)

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On an AD/AS graph, what does the AD curve show?

The relationship between the price level and output demanded

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The AD curve slopes____ because as price levels fall, output demanded ___. 

Downward; increases

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Why does the AD curve slope downward?

Wealth effect, interest rate effect, and net export effect

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What causes a movement along the AD curve?

Change in the price level

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If the price level increases, what happens to real GDP demanded?

Decreases

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A decrease in the price level causes

A movement down along the AD curve (increases in quantity demanded)

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What causes the AD curve to shift?

Changes in non-price factors such as C,I,G, or (X-M)

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An increase in consumer confidence will cause AD to:

Shift right

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Higher taxes on households will cause AD to:

Shift left

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Lower interest rates will cause AD to:

Shift right

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A rise in government spending shifts AD:

Right