GDP
CPI
Production & Growth
The Monetary System
Savings and Investment
Unemployment
100

Complete the definition: GDP is the market value of all _________ goods and services produced ______________ in a given _________.

GDP is the market value of all FINAL goods and services produced WITHIN A COUNTRY in a given PERIOD OF TIME.

100

What is the definition of CPI?

measure of the overall cost of the goods and services by a typical consumer

100

What are the 4 factors that go into productivity?

physical capital per worker

human capital per worker

natural resources

technological knowledge

100

T or F: Savings and Investments are equal in a closed economy.

True

100

# employed + # unemployed = ?

labor force

200

What is the GDP equation?

GDP = consumption + investment + government spending + net exports

Y = C + I + G + NX

200

What is the difference between GDP and CPI?

CPI has a fixed basket that is used to measure consumption of ordinary consumers which then measures change in prices.

GDP is a measurement of everything that a nation produces.

200

What would the most liquid asset?

a. bonds

b. cash

c. money in the savings account

d. gold

b. cash

200

Define bonds.

- certificate of indebtedness

- like an IOU

- has a term to maturity

200

A VCR repairman who is currently unemployed is most likely experiencing which type of unemployment?

structural

300

2016: Price = $1, Quantity = 5

2017: Price = $2, Quantity = 5

2018: Price = $2, Quantity = 10

Calculate nominal and real GDP for each year if the base year is 2016.


2016: nominal $5, real $5

2017: nominal $10, real $5

2018: nominal $20, real $10

300

What is the inflation equation based on CPI?

inflation rate = (CPI year 2 - CPI year 1) / (CPI year 1) x 100

300

What kind of money is a regular US dollar?

fiat money

300

How would an increase in the interest rate affect peoples' intent to save and invest?

A higher interest rate would increase savings and decrease investment.

300

What would qualify someone to not be counted in the labor force anymore?

they're not actively looking for a job

400

If nominal GDP = 100 and real GDP = 50, what is the GDP deflator?

GDP deflator = (nominal/real) x 100

GDP deflator = (100/50) x 100 = 200

400

2016: Price = $1, Quantity = 5

2017: Price = $2, Quantity = 10

Calculate CPI if 2016 is the base year.

CPI = (basket P in current year/basket P in base year) x 100

CPI = (20/5) x 100 = 400

400

If the discount rate is lowered, banks choose to borrow:

a. more from the Fed so reserves increase.

b. more from the Fed so reserves decrease.

c. less from the Fed so reserves increase.

d. less from the Fed so reserves decrease.

a. more from the Fed so reserves increase.

400

Output = 500

Consumption = 200

Taxes = 50

Government spending = 200

Calculate private and public savings.

Is there a budget surplus or budget deficit?

private = Y - C - T = 500 - 200 - 50 = 250

public = T - G = 50 - 200 = -150 budget deficit

400

There are 3 people:

1. full-time student

2. recent retiree

3. Susan who is looking for a job after moving to a new city

Calculate the unemployment rate.

unemployment rate = (unemployed/labor force) x 100

UR = (1/1) x 100 = 100%

500

If the reserve ratio is 10 percent, and banks do not hold excess reserves, when the Fed purchases $10 million of government bonds, bank reserves 

a. increase by $10 million and the money supply eventually increases by $100 million.

b. decrease by $10 million and the money supply eventually increases by $100 million. 

c. increase by $10 million and the money supply eventually decreases by $100 million. 

d. decrease by $10 million and the money supply eventually decreases by $100 million.

a. increase by $10 million and the money supply eventually increases by $100 million.

500

Show the Market for Loanable Funds when there is a government budget deficit:

-shift

-interest rate effect

-quantity of loanable funds effect


500

There are 3 people:

1. full-time student

2. recent retiree

3. Susan who is looking for a job after moving to a new city

Calculate the labor force participation rate.

LFPR = (labor force/adult population) x 100

LFPR = (1/3) x 100 = 33%

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