Econ 211 Exam 3 Chris Mann

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Rule of 70 formula (# of years it takes to double)

70/growth rate

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Income of high-income and lower-income countries get closer

convergence hypothesis

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MPC equation

change in consumer spending/change in disposable income

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MPS equation

1-MPC

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consumption function

C=a+(MPC*yd)

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Multiplier

1/(1-MPC)

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present value (pv) equation

PV=FV/(1+r)

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Future Value (FV) equation

FV=PV*(1+r)

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savings-investment spending identity

savings and investment spending are always equal

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If the multiplier is 4, the marginal propensity to save is

4=1/(1-MPC)

4(1-MPC)=1

(1-MPC)=.25

MPS=.25

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A general increase in wages will result primarily in the________ curve shifting to the__________

short-run aggregate supply; left

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Planned investment spending ______ the interest rate

is negatively related to

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In an income-expenditure equilibrium

there is no unplanned inventory investment

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Compared with bonds, stocks generally provide a _______ return and carry a _______ financial risk

higher; higher

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Economists say that long-run economic growth is almost entirely due to:

rising productivity

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The short run in macroeconomic analysis is a period in which many production costs can be taken as________

fixed

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If private savings increase, the _______ loanable funds will_____, interest rates will ______, and the amount of borrowing will ______

supply of; increase; decrease; increase

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The budget balance equals:

taxes minus government spending

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The bigger the MPC, the _______ the multiplier

bigger

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Investment in human capital causes ________ in the aggregate production function.

an upward shift

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If real GDP exceeds aggregate expenditures, the economy will:

contract, reducing employment

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hypothesis that states at any time, stock prices are fairly valued, reflecting all available information

efficient markets hypothesis

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If disposable income increases there will be a _________ movement along the consumption function

rightward

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The tendency for increases in the price level to increase the demand for money, raise interest rates, and, as a result, reduce total spending and real output in the economy (and the reverse for price-level decreases)

interest rate effect

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The aggregate demand curve will shift _________ when consumer expectations improve

to the right

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Among the public goods important for economic growth is:

political stability

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a period of slow economic growth and high unemployment (stagnation) while prices rise (inflation)

stagflation

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The SRAS curve slopes upward because a _______ aggregate price level leads to _______

higher; higher output

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a part of unplanned investment and may either be positive or negative

Inventory investment

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A recessionary gap will be eliminated because there is _______ pressure on wages, shifting the ________

downward; SRAS curve to the right

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a higher growth rate of real GDP leads to higher planned investment spending

accelerator principle

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gap that occurs when real GDP is less than potential output

recessionary

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Producing a short-run level of aggregate output that exceeds the economy's potential output results in a(n) _____ adjustment in _____.

upward; nominal wages

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Worker's skills made possible by education, training, and knowledge

human capital

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If unplanned inventories rise then

the economy is slowing down

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An improvement in the business outlook of firms is a type of positive_______shock and therefore shifts the_______ curve to the______

demand; aggregate demand; right

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An increase in aggregate wealth will ______ and shift the consumption function_____

increase autonomous consumption; up

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A decrease in aggregate demand will generate ______ in real GDP and ______ in the price level in the short run

a decrease; a decrease

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Productivity is declining when

population growth exceeds real GDP growth.

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The MOST important determinant of consumer spending is

disposable income

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Potential output is the level of real GDP that the economy would produce if all prices were ________

fully flexible

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Determinates of Consumer spending

wealth, expected disposable income, disposable income

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In the long run, nominal wages are

flexible (because contracts and informal agreements are renegotiated in the long run)

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the net inflow of funds into a country

Capital Inflow

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_______ _______ means that private investment decreases when the government borrows money

Crowding Out

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If the government increases its borrowing, then at every interest rate there is an ________ funds

additional demand for

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when prices decrease, the purchasing power of assets increases and consumer spending increases (vice versa)

wealth effect

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When the price level decreases, firms in perfectly competitive markets will

decrease output

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the amount of output produced from a given amount of factor inputs

Total factor productivity