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GDP
Calculates the total economic value of production in a given year inside a country's borders.
GDP per capita
GDP divided by the population.
Depreciation
The wearing out of the existing capital stock.
Gross Investment
Investment before excluding depreciation.
Net Investment =
Investment (gross) - depreciation.
Unemployment Rate
Unemployed / (Employed + Unemployed)
Discouraged Workers
Unemployed individuals who have given up looking for work.
Labor Force
Employed + Unemployed.
Labor Force Participation Rate
Labor Force / Total Population Eligible to Work.
Natural Rate of Unemployment
Structural + Frictional unemployment.
Structural Unemployment
Individuals whose talents are outdated.
Frictional Unemployment
Individuals who are resigned, newly graduated, etc.
Cyclical Unemployment
Actual unemployment rate - Natural rate of unemployment.
Inflation
Percentage change in price levels for a given two years.
CPI (Consumer Price Index)
Used to calculate price level.
CPI for year x
(Total spending of the basket on year x / total spending of the basket on base year) * 100
Inflation from year x1 to year x2
(CPIx2 - CPIx1) / CPIx1
Real Variables
Inflation adjusted values.
Fisher Equation
Nominal interest rate - inflation.
Nominal GDP
The monetary value of goods produced in a given year.
Real GDP
The value of products produced in a year but with base year prices.
Deflator
NGDP/RGDP * 100.
Sticky Wages or Prices
Constant prices or wages in the short run.
Automatic Stabilizers
Built-in system features that limit the extent of recessions and expansions.
Spending Multiplier
1 / (1 - MPC)
Tax Multiplier
Fiscal Policy
Government changes AD based on spending and taxes.
Demand-Pull Inflation
Inflation caused by an increase in AD.
Cost-Push Inflation
Inflation caused by a decrease in SRAS.
AD (Aggregate Demand)
I + C + G + NX
MPS
Marginal propensity to save.
MPC
Marginal propensity to consume (1-MPS).
Interest Rates
Inversely related to bond prices.
Discount Rate
Interest rate of banks borrowing from the FED.
Fed Funds Rate
Interest rate between banks borrowing and lending.
OMO (Open Market Operations)
FED buying or selling bonds.
Monetary Base (M0)
Cash held by the public + cash held by banks.
Fiat Money
Money backed by the Fed or government.
Commodity Money
Money backed by gold or silver.
Money Multiplier
1 / rr
Phillips Curve
Shows the relation between inflation and unemployment.
Current Account (CA)
Exports - Imports.
Financial Account (FA)
Financial inflows - Financial outflows.
Exchange Rates
Price of a currency in terms of another currency.