Business Cycle
Fiscal & Monetary Policy
GDP & Inflation & CPI
Unemployment
Federal Reserve
100

What is Real GDP.

The actual performance in an economy.

100

What are the three types of taxes.

What is Regressive, Progressive, and Proportional,

100

How is Price Stability measured?

What is By CPI and Inflation Rate

100

What does Unemployment not include.

Those under 16 years old, People in a mental institution, People who do not want to work, and Those who are not looking for employment.

100

which historical event led to the creation of the FED

A) PANIC OF 1911 

B) PANIC OF 1929

C) PANIC OF 1907

D) PANIC AT THE DISCO 

C) PANIC OF 1907

200

What part of the Business Cycle represents 'Growth' and is the recovery from a Trough.

What Is Expansion.

200

During a Contractionary Policy, what happens to taxes as Government spending goes down.

As Government spending goes down, Taxes will go up.

200
Define Deflation.
What Is A sustained decrease in the price level in an economy.
200

What are the four types of unemployment.

What Is Structural, Frictional, Cyclical, and Seasonal

200

what is the FOMC? What is its purpose?

Federal Open Market Committee; makes key decisions about interest rates and the growth of the United States money supply

300

end of Contraction, and start of an Expansion.

What Is the Trough.

300

What TOOLS does the Federal Reserve use to alter the money supply?

What Is Required Reserve Ratio, Interest & Discount Rate, and Open Market Operations

300

How is GDP Calculated? What are the components of the Output Expenditure Model?

Government (G), Consumer (C), Investment (I), Exports (X), and Imports (M).

GDP = C + I + G + (X - M)

300

What percentage of unemployment do economists consider FULL employment.

4 to 6 percent.

300

describe the structure of the FED

Member banks, 12 district banks, Board of Governors

400

The Business Cycle is made up of Business, Consumer, Government, Exports, and Imports. True or False.

False. It is made up of Expansion, Peak, Contraction/Recession, and Trough.

400

what happens to the monetary policy tools when an Easy Money Policy is implemented? Tight Money Policy?

RRR, discount rate, interest rate all go down

RRR, discount rate, interest rate all go up

400

What is CPI (Consumer Price Index)?

The change in the value of a basket of goods and services purchases by an average urban consumer.

400

Give an example of ONE type of unemployment. 

Answers may vary.

400
why would the FED lower interest rates?

To encourage spending to help the economy grow

500

If Old Navy closes all of its stores across the country, where would we find this on the business cycle? 

trough

500

what is the difference between monetary policy and fiscal policy

monetary policy is any action taken by the FED to control a nation's overall money supply and achieve economic growth   

fiscal policy is any action taken by the national government dealing with government spending and taxes to influence the economy

500

What are the three things needed for economic growth?

What is Technology, Resources, and Productivity

500

How is Unemployment Rate calculated.

Unemployment Rate / people in the Labor Force, x 100.

500

what are two effects of inflation?

reduces purchasing power, reduces value of savings

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