National Income
AD/AS
Policies
100

Name 4 sectors in the circular flow of income model (given already that financial markets exist).

Household, Firm, Govt, and Rest of the world/other countries

100

An increase in the interest rate will shift AD to ____

left

100

Give the formula to calculate the real interest rate.

nominal interest rate - inflation

200

Name 2 injections and 2 leakages in the circular flow of income

injections - investment, govt spending, export 

leakages - savings, tax, import

200

Distinguish between the short and long run in macroeconomics.

short - price of resources is inflexible

long - price of resources, including wages, is flexible

200

Market-based supply-side policies can be grouped under 3 heads. What are those?

encouraging competition, labour market reforms, and incentive-related policies (pg 413)

300

Differentiate between nominal and real GDP by defining them.

Nominal - GDP at current year prices

real - GDP at base year prices

300

Use a diagram to show the Keynesian AS curve. Explain its shape

pg 287 of the textbook

300

Differentiate between the government budget deficit vs government debt 

pg 399

400

Explain the 3 ways that GDP can be measured.

Income, expenditure, and output also explain a little about each.

400

Show diagrams for an economy with an inflationary and deflationary gap. Label it correctly and give a short explanation.

pg 283 of the textbook

400

Explain and illustrate a policy where demand and supply side effects overlap.

education spending, cut in income taxes

500

Draw a business cycle showing actual output, potential output, and unemployment. Show the output gaps (both when actual GDP is more than potential GDP and when actual GDP is less than potential GDP).

Diagram in the book.

500

Explain via diagrams how the Keynesian model differs from the monetarist/new classical model in its prediction of rising price levels following an increase in AD.

pg. 293 of the textbook

500

Use a diagram to explain crowding out.

pg 403