Ch 13 - The Level of Economic Activity

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Imports
________ are a leakage (income that is spent and not returned to firms)
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Investments
________ allow the amount of income circulating in the economy to rise.
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Firms
________ have access to savings by borrowing money from banks.
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Macroeconomics
________: larger scale economy which is concerned with the allocation of a nations resources.
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Output method
________: actual value of the goods and services produced.
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circular flow of income
It is the money that escapes an economy in a(n) ________.
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Macroeconomics
larger scale economy which is concerned with the allocation of a nations resources
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GDP
monetary value of all of the final goods and services produced in a year in a country
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Leakages
a diversion of funds from a process
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Real GDP
GDP which has been adjusted for inflation
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Trough
when contraction comes to an end, aggregate demand will pick up and enter recovery phase
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Negative output gap
economy producing below its trend and unemployment will is likely to be an issue
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**Output method**
actual value of the goods and services produced 
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**Income method**
measures the value of all the incomes earned in the economy 
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**Expenditure method**
measures the value of all spending on goods and services in the economy
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**GDP**
monetary value of all of the final goods and services produced in a year in a country
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**Leakages**
a diversion of funds from a process. It is the money that escapes an economy in a circular flow of income 
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**Injections**
introduction of income into the flow
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**The business cycle**
its fluctuations in economic activity are measured by changes in real GDP
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**Recovery**
Economic expansion driven by aggregate demand as households + consumers spend more
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**Boom**
Increased demand for goods and services pushes up average price (inflation)
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**Recession**
Two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth
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**Trough**
when contraction comes to an end, aggregate demand will pick up and enter recovery phase
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Positive output gap
economy producing above its trend and inflation is likely to be an issue