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Regulated by Fed
Money Supply
M0 measures
Money Supply
Quantitative easing increases
Money Supply
Fisher’s equation
Money Supply
k-percent rule
Money Supply
LM function is bounded by
Money Supply
Inversely related to inflation
Unemployment
Okun’s law relates to GDP
Unemployment
U3 measure
Unemployment
“non-accelerating” measure
Unemployment
“structural“ type
Unemployment
Search and matching theory models
Unemployment
Shapiro–Stiglitz theory
Unemployment
Gresham’s Law
Money
“quantity theory”
Money
Seigniorage
Money
book by Georg Simmel
Money
Factors of land, labor, and capital
Production
Points lying on namesake curve are efficient
Production
Leontief and Cobb-Douglas functions
Production
Demand curve for company is same as market
Monopoly
Price discrimination
Monopoly
Coase conjecture
Monopoly
Deadweight loss
Monopoly
triangle model
Inflation
Ludwig von Mises work, “Money and ___”
Inflation
“Tax” indirectly imposed by seigniorage
Inflation
Decreases by 2% by Okun’s Law
GDP
Simon Kuznets first postulated
GDP
Market supply = market demand
Equilibrium
when a mixed strategy minimizes the maximum loss
Equilibrium
General type by Leon Walras
Equilbrium
When variables reach balanced growth
Equilibrium
Met in tatonnement, or groping
Equilibrium
Laffer curve
Taxes
“ad valorem” type
Taxes
“Pigouvian” type
Taxes
Vertical and horizontal fairness considered
Taxes
Wealth relates to behavior
Income Effect
positive for normal goods and negative for inferior ones
Income Effect
Causes backward-bending labor supply curve
Income Effect
Negatively associated w/ price
Demand
Slutsky equation relates changes between two type
Price
Pre-determined and standard in Fisher market
Supply
general glut results from an excess of
Supply
Heckscher-Ohlin mode
Trade
2x2x2 model
Trade
Theory developed by Paul Krugman
Trade
represented by an M
Imports
MPM
Imports
triggered “expenditure cascades”
Economic Inequality
When r > g
Economic Inequality
Kuznets Curve
Economic Inequality
“The Price of ___”
Economic Inequality