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GDP
C+I+G+Xn
labor force
number of people in labor force/working age population(100)
unemployment rate
unemployed/labor force (100)
NRE
frictional+stuctural
CPI
value of basket in given year/value of baket in base year (100)
unaticpated inflation does what to lenders?
hurts lenders (eroded purchasing power)
spending multiplier
1/MPS
cost push inflation
SRAS shifts left
demand push inflation
AD shifts right
negative output gap (long run self adjustment)
wages and prices drop and SRAS shifts right
what are two things included in automatic stabilizers?
transfer payments and progressive income tax
What is the effect of increased interest on bond prices?
Bond prices decrease
money multiplier
1/reserve ratio
how does buying bonds impact money supply?
money supply increases
Which system does admin rates and OMO have an effect on?
Limited reserves
What impacts ample reserves?
IOR
Fisher Effect
Increase in expected inflation causes nominal interest rates to increase.
What does real interest rate equal?
Nominal-expected interest rate
What happens inthe long run when interest increases (AD/AS impact?)
AS shifts right and a new LRAS is formed
What do current accounts include?
goods, services, transfers
What do capital accounts include?
stocks, currency bond
When is there a surplus in balance of trade?
More exports than imports
How does an increase in price level impact current account?
decreases
How does interest rate increase impact capital account?
increase
Do foreign investors benefit from high or low interest rates?
High
What happens to exports/imports when currency depreciates?
Exports increase, imports decrease
Change in GDP
Mult (Gov spending + exports)
PPC graph axes
x=capital goods y=consumer goods
business cycle axes
x=time y=real GDP
AD/AS graph
x=real GDP y=price level
Phillips curve
x=unemployment y=inflation
loanable funds market
x= quantity loans funded y=real interest rate
foreing exchange market
x=quantity y=currency
reserve market
x=quantity of reserves y=policy rate
What are the two “non X” graphs?
Phillips and money market