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Opportunity Cost per Unit
Potential Loss ÷ Potential Gain
Equilibrium Price (P) and Quantity (Q)
Set Qd = Qs, solve for P, then substitute P into either equation to find Q*
Surplus
Qs − Qd
Shortage
Qd − Qs
GDP (Expenditure Approach)
Consumption + Investment + Government Purchases + Net Exports
GDP (Income Approach)
Wages + Rent + Profit + Interest Payments
GDP (Value Added Approach)
Firm's Revenue − Cost of Intermediate Inputs
Nominal GDP
Output × Current Prices
Real GDP
Output × Constant Prices
Real GDP from GDP Deflator
(Nominal GDP ÷ GDP Deflator) × 100
Nominal GDP per Capita
(Nominal GDP ÷ Population) × 100
Real GDP per Capita
(Real GDP ÷ Population) × 100
Real Wages
(Nominal Wages ÷ CPI) × 100
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
(Cost of Basket in Current Prices ÷ Cost of Basket in Base Year) × 100
GDP Deflator
(Nominal GDP ÷ Real GDP) × 100
Inflation Rate (CPI)
[(CPI Current − CPI Previous) ÷ CPI Previous] × 100
Inflation Rate (GDP Deflator)
[(GDP Deflator Current − GDP Deflator Previous) ÷ GDP Deflator Previous] × 100
Equation of Exchange
M × V = Price Level × Real GDP
Quantity Theory of Money
M × V = Price Level × Real GDP; V and Real GDP assumed constant
Growth Rate Form of Quantity Theory
%ΔM + %ΔV = %ΔPrice Level + %ΔReal GDP
Unemployment Rate
[Unemployed ÷ (Employed + Unemployed)] × 100
Labor Force
Employed + Unemployed Workers
Who Counts as Unemployed?
People without a job who are actively looking for one; non-searchers are excluded from the labor force
Labor Force Participation Rate
(Labor Force ÷ Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population) × 100
Working-Age Population Ratio
(Employed Workers ÷ Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population) × 100
Money Multiplier
(1 ÷ Required Reserve Ratio) × 100
Change in Money Supply
Money Multiplier × Reserve Injection
Interest Rate (Bond)
[(Face Value − Bond Price) ÷ Bond Price] × 100
Interest Rate (Interest Payment)
(Interest Payment ÷ Bond Price) × 100
Real Interest Rate
Nominal Interest Rate − Inflation Rate