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Phillips Curve
Shows the tradeoff between inflation and unemployment
Short Run Phillips Curve
Overheating economy means low unemployment and high inflation, recession means high unemployment and low inflation
Long Run Phillips Curve
No tradeoff between inflation and unemployment, represents Natural Rate of Unemployment
Velocity of money
Average times a dollar is spent and respent in a year
Budget deficit
When annual government spending and transfer payments are greater than tax revenue
Budget surplus
When annual government spending and transfer payments are less than tax revenue
Entitlements
Federal program that requires payments to eligible people or units of governments like Social Security
Crowding out
Adverse effect of government borrowing on interest-sensitive private sector spending
Growth rate
Change in real GDP per capita over time
Supply side fiscal policy
Government policies designed to increase production by reducing business taxes and/or regulations
Trade surplus
Exporting more than is imported
Trade deficit
Exporting less than is imported
Balance of payments (BOP)
Summary of a country's international trade prepared in domestic currency
Current Account (CA)
Made up of net exports, investment income, and net transfers
Investment income
Income from the factors of production including payments to foreign investors
Net transfers
Money flows from the private and public sectors
Capital and Financial Account (CFA)
Measures the purchase and sales of financial assets abroad and purchases of things that continue to earn money
Foreign Direct Investment
Foreign company buys businesses in a different country
Net Capital Outflow
Difference between the purchase of foreign assets and domestic assets purchased by foreigners
Exchange rate
Price of one currency relative to another currency
Depreciation
Loss of value of a country's currency compared to a foreign currency
Appreciation
Increase of value of a country's currency compared to a foreign currency
Fixed exchange rate
Government actively manages the country's currency
Floating exchange rate
Market determines the value of the country's currency
Quantity Theory of Money =
Money supply x Velocity = Price level x Y
Y = Quantity of output
P x Y = Nominal GDP
Balance of payments =
Current Account + Capital and Financial Account = 0