ECON 203 Final

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frictional unemployment
unemployment that occurs when people take time to find a job
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cyclical unemployment
unemployment that rises during economic downturns and falls when the economy improves
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seasonal unemployment
unemployment that occurs as a result of harvest schedules or vacations
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What is an AE function?
the sum of planned induced expenditure and planned autonomous expenditure
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What is the 45 degree line?
shows all points where aggregate expenditures and output are equal.
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In a private closed economy
when aggregate expenditures equal GDP:
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The circular flow diagram is...
Is a visual model of the economy that shows how dollars flow through markets among households and firms.
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M1
money in circulation plus checkable deposits in banks.
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M2
All of M1 + less immediate (liquid) forms of money to include savings
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M2+
M2 plus similar deposits at other financial institutions
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Ceteris paribus
"all other things held constant"
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Gresham's law
bad money drives out good money
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The Bank of Canada implements its monetary policy by way of
Setting the overnight interest rate to keep the overall interest rate within a target range
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Hysteresis refers to a.....
A phenomenon in which the NAIRU is affected by the current level of unemployment.
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"The Bank of Canada has decided to reduce the overnight rate for the third time this year." What does the bank want to do?
The Bank wants to stimulate the economy
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The potential output line (Y*) shows...
The maximum sustainable output that can be produced from the existing set of inputs.
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The Canadian dollar appreciates
value increases over time
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The Canadian dollar depreciates
Value decreases over time
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Sources of long-run economic growth:
Growth in labor force
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Trade Balance
The difference between exports and imports
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Suppose the government is running a $50 billion dollar deficit and is making $5 billion dollars in debt service payments in a given year. Find the government's primary budget deficit/surplus.
$45 billion deficit
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An American tourist in the Netherlands buys tulips from a local producer. This is an example of a(n) \________ by the tourist.
Import
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The balance of payments system requires that the current account and the capital account sum to
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A country has a current account deficit of -$100 billion.... What does this mean
Payments to foreigners exceed payments received from foreigners
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Which list contains only actions that increase the money supply?
open-market purchases
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lowering the reserve requirement ratio
excess reserves
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Long time lags associated with monetary policy can cause....
a destabilizing effect
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The multiplier is a number that predicts the size of:
The increase in equilibrium real GDP caused by an increase in autonomous expenditure.
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If a country is at full employment then:
The unemployment rate is positive
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he purchase of an Italian bond by a Canadian firm would be recorded as a \_______ in the \___________ account. (debit
current
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capital

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Which of the following are used to calculate the natural rate of unemployment?
a. Cyclical unemployment.
b.Frictional unemployment.
c.Structural unemployment.
d.Only B and C.
d. Frictional and structural
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If the government increases spending this should...
Have an expansionary effect on national income.
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Purchasing power parity formula
(Cost of good X in currency 1)
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(cost of good x in currency 2)
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A rise in investment confidence is shown by...
An upward shift in the AE curve.
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what is the significance of the 45-degree line?
It connects all points where desired consumption equals actual disposable income.
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twin deficit
Occurs when a nation has both a current account deficit and a budget deficit.
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Main goal of Mercantilists is....
To maximize the nation's export surplus
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The NAIRU is affected by all the following except...
a recession
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The phillips curve
short-run relationship between the unemployment rate and the inflation rate
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The long-run Phillips curve:
is vertical at the natural rate of unemployment
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budget deficit
occurs when the federal government's spending exceeds its revenues