Econ - macroecon, GDP, inflation, Unenployment, CPI

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what is CPI

Average price that consumers pay for certain items.

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Macroeconomics

the study of the economy as a whole, including topics such as inflation, unemployment, and economic growth

<p>the study of the economy as a whole, including topics such as inflation, unemployment, and economic growth</p>
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What is the issue with macroeconomics?

inflation, unemployment, economic group, interest rate, GDP

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what is the circular flow of goods. services, and payments in the macroeconomy?

the circular flow is when the household buys goods or services from the business and the business pays the household for labor. This creates a cycle of economic activity.

<p>the circular flow is when the household buys goods or services from the business and the business pays the household for labor. This creates a cycle of economic activity.</p>
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what are the major sectors of macroeconomy?

households, firms (businesses), government, and the external sector (rest of the world)

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economic growth

The expansion of the economy's production possibilities: an outward shifting PFP (measured by the increase of real GDP)

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Potential GDP

The predicted GDP
The value of production when all the economy's labor, capital, land, and entrepreneurial ability are fully employed. Best case scenario

<p>The predicted GDP<br>The value of production when all the economy's labor, capital, land, and entrepreneurial ability are fully employed. Best case scenario</p>
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Business Cycle

The real GDP fluctuates above and below the Potential GDP

<p>The real GDP fluctuates above and below the Potential GDP</p>
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How many successive quarters to define as a recession period?

Two

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Recession

Real GDP decreases

<p>Real GDP decreases</p>
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expansion

Real GDP increases

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What is GDP?

the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time

<p>the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time</p>
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What is Market value?

Market pricing

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What is a final good?

Consumed rather than used for the production of another good. Ex. Car

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How do you measure GDP?

Total spending expenditure or total income

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what is the equation to calculate total GDP?

Y=C+I+G+X-M
c: consumption of good by consumer
I: Investment from business
G: Government expenditures
X: export
M: inports

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growth rate

Percentage change in the quantity of goods and services produced from one year to the next.

((GDP this year - GDP last year) ÷ GDP Last year) • 100

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Reasons why we measure Economic growth

Economic welfare, International comparisons across country, business cycle forecast

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why can't we compare GDP across countries?

different currency (different price for the same goods/services)

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How do you calculate real GDP?

(quantity x price) add up all the GDPs for final per year

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What is the 2 purpose of estimating Real GDP?

Compare the standard of living over time, compare the standard of living among countries.

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What is a price index?

a measure of the price of a specified collections of

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How to calculate price index

(cost of market basket in a given year)/ (cost of market basket in base year) x 100

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Nominal GDP

The market value of all final goods and services produced in a year (includes inflation) dollar has to stay the same by using current prices

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Deflate GDP

To deflate the total cost to see the Real GDP which is how much a company has grown over a time period

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What is CPI used for

measure of inflation

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Demand-push

When demand of the good or service goes up, the price goes up (inflation)

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cost push

when the cost of production is high so the cost of the object increases (inflation)

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Unexpected inflation ...

Makes consumers buy less stuff, therefore economy does not grow. this decreases their purchasing power and their living standards.

hurts people on a fixed income, but helps people who borrowed money

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Labor force is...

sum of employed and unemployed

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what is being unemployed?

Person who is interested and looking for a job

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Frictional unemployment

Workers leaving their jobs for another job

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Structural unemployment

not qualified for job, therefore fired/laid off

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Cyclical Unemployment

Not enough jobs for the people who are unemployed (looking for a job)

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Potential GDP is produced at....

full employment

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