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Change in vertical distance / change in horizontal distance |
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PPF Production Possibilities Frontier |
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Line represents boundary between inefficient use of resources (bottom left side) and unattainable goals (top right side) |
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Gross income - Taxes + Transfer payments |
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Taxes - transfer payments |
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GDP Gross Domestic Product |
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Disposable income + net taxes |
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C + I + G + (X-M) Consumer spending + Investments + Gov't purchases + (Exports less imports) |
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Actual final goods and services adjusted for inflation |
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Final goods and services using prices at time of production |
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Nominal GDP / Real GDP x 100 Average price of all goods and services |
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Current price less base price, then... Answer / current price
If figuring the CPI, would use this formula and multiply result by 100 |
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Leakage or injection into economy |
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S + NT + M = I + G + X Savings + Net Taxes + Imports = Investments + Gov't Spending + Exports
Savings, Net Taxes and Imports are Leakages
Investments, Gov't Purchases and Exports are Injections |
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number of unemployed / labor force |
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Number of people working and looking for work |
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How much more would you consume, given a certain increase in income?
change in consumption / change in income |
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How much more would you save, given a certain increase in income?
change in saving / change in income |
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Simple Spending Multiplier |
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How much of an increase in spending is needed to generate a desired effect?
1 / MPS = 1 / (1-MPC) answer is the multiplier to use to calc effect |
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Change in GDP x 1 / (1-MPC) or
(-MPC x change in Net Taxes) x 1 / (1-MPC)
Change in Net Taxes x -MPC / (1-MPC) |
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Measures how well money is circulating in the economy
Money Supply x Velocity=Price Level x Year GDP |
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Average number of times a dollar is used in a year
Price Level x Y GDP / Money Supply |
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