Output/Productivity
Economic Policy
Employment
Price Stability
Macro Economics
100

Gross Domestic Product

How output/productivity is measured?

100

The type of economic policy controlled by the government.



What is fiscal policy?


100

Any person, who is 16 year old or older is currently not working, is available to work and has made specific efforts to find work during the previous 4 weeks.


What is unemployed?



100

The consumer price index.

What is a measurement for price stability?


100

The stages of the business cycle.


What is the trough, expansion, peak and recession?

200

The term to describe a country's output per person.

What is GDP per capita?

200

Households, Firms and Government


Who are the participants in the economy?

200

Form of unemployment caused by a mismatch between worker's skills and what employers need.



What is structural unemployment?



200

An excessive increase in the printing of money to pay a government's debts.


What is a cause for hyperinflation?



200

As aggregate income increases, aggregate consumption increases but not by as much as the increase in aggregate income. 


What is the Keynesian Consumption Function?

300

GDP adjusted for inflation.


What is real GDP?

300

Tools used to adjust fiscal policy


What are taxes, government spending and regulations?

300
Lost output, reduced consumption and an increase in unemployment benefits.



What are the economic cost of unemployment?



300

It occurs when the demand curve shifts to the right.



What is an increase in prices?


300

Two consecutive quarters of negative GDP.

What is a recession?

400

The calculation used to measure GDP.


What is C + I + G + Net Exports?




400

1/MPS

What is the expenditure multiplier?

400

The sum of frictional unemployment and structural unemployment

What is the natural rate of unemployment?

400

The primary causes of inflation.


What is demand-pull inflation, cost-push inflation and inflation expectations?

400

Author of the "Wealth of Nations".

Who is Adam Smith?

500

The change of income that is saved.

What is the marginal propensity to save?

500

-(MPC/MPS)

What is the tax multiplier?

500

The relationship between unemployment and inflation.

What is the Phillips Curve?


500

A period of high inflation with slow or negative economic growth and high unemployment.


What is stagflation?


500

Aggregate Output (Y) = Aggregate Expenditures 

Y = C + I+ G

S + T = I + G

There is no change in business inventory levels

What are equilibrium conditions for the economy?