These are the four factors of production.
What are Capital, Entrepreneurship, Land, and Labor?
This measure uses a fixed basket of consumer goods.
What is CPI?
These are the four measures of the money supply.
What are M1, M2, M3, and L?
These are deliberate changes in the federal tools to increase or decrease the money supply.
What is Discretionary Monetary Policy?
A set of graphs relating the relative value of two currencies is called what?
Economics revolves around this primary principle.
What is scarcity?
The amount of people 16 or older seeking or in a job.
What is the labor force?
This measure includes demand deposits, cash, savings, mutual market funds, and small time deposits.
What is M2?
Aggregate Demand has outpaced Aggregate Supply. This has happened.
The yuan has increased in relative value. It has done this.
This point sits within the PPF.
What is attainable but inefficient?
This equation is used to calculate inflation rate using CPI.
What is (CPI2-CPI1)/(CPI1)?
This is the most-utilized tool of the Federal Reserve.
What are open-market operations?
This is a curve that relates Inflation and Unemployment.
This is an economic measure of a negative balance of trade in which a country's imports exceeds its exports.
What is a Trade Deficit?
Country B has this, which is why it specializes in the production of automobiles due to lower opportunity cost.
What is comparative advantage?
These people have been removed from the labor force due to the inability to find employment.
What are discouraged workers?
A certificate issued assuring the payback of loaned funds with interest.
What is a bond?
This is an unexpected event that affects Aggregate Supply.
US supply of USD to Japan increases. This happened to the relative value of the USD.
What is a decrease?
This country has a comparative advantage in wine production.
What is England?
This form of unemployment arises when the output of a population is not enough to sustain adequate amounts of employment.
What is cyclical unemployment?
The average amount of times a single unit of currency is spent on goods within GDP.
What is the velocity of money?
This is a period of falling output and rising prices.
This is a summary of a country's transactions with other countries.