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Aggravated Demands
Show me the money
Gov. doin stuff
Banks doin stuff
100

Write the GDP Formula

What is C + I + G + (X - M)?

100

2 determinants of Aggregate Demand

Components of GDP

Taxes, Transfer Payments

100

Tax Rate is associated with which policy?

Fiscal

100

Who decides Fiscal Policy

Government

100

Who decides monetary policy?

Federal Reserve

(Central Bank)

200

3 types of unemployment

What are frictional, structural, cyclical?

200

2 requirements to be unemployed

Without a job and looking for a job

200

Steven takes out a loan with a nominal interest rate of 8%. The actual inflation rate is 3%.

(a) Calculate the real interest rate Steven pays.

5% (8% − 3%)

200

2 tools of fiscal policy

government spending & taxes?

200

This measure of money includes currency in circulation and checking account deposits.

What is the M1 money supply?

300

These groups are hurt by unanticipated inflation

What are savers, lenders, retirees?

300

3 Goals of Policy Makers

Full employment

economic growth

price stability

300

3 functions of money

Medium of exchange

Store of value 

Standard of value?

300

Fiscal policy is used

When there is a Recessionary Gap or Inflationary Gap?

300

A person withdraws $1,000 from a checking account and holds it as physical cash. Assuming the cash is held by the public, what happens to M1 and M2?

What is no change in either M1 or M2?

400

How does inflation affect : 1)value of money 2) amount in circulation 3) prices

What is :

1)value decreases

2)amount increases

3)prices increase

400

2 determinants of Aggregate Supply

Production Cost

Productivity

400

relationship between national debt and deficit

What is a deficit will cause the national debt to increase?

400

Economy experiencing rapid inflation above 33% the government responds with ....

Contractionary fiscal policy

400

Fed has purchased a lot of bonds from banks recently, this indicates...

A recession

500

Describe the situation in an expansion and a contraction.

Expansion -- GDP, AD, AS up, UNE down, inflation Contraction -- GDP, AD, AS down, UNE up, deflation

500

The economy of Country A is currently experiencing a recessionary gap. The government takes no action, and wages and input prices are flexible in the long run.

Draw a correctly labeled AD–AS graph showing the current recessionary gap. / Show the effect of the markets adjustment on your graph and explain what happens.


Graph

500

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Country A was 120 in 2024 and 132 in 2025. /Calculate the inflation rate from 2024 to 2025./If a worker’s nominal wage increased by 6% during this period, did the worker’s real wage increase or decrease? Explain./  

Calculate the worker’s approximate real wage growth. 

(a) 10%

(b) Real wage decreased because inflation (10%) exceeded nominal wage growth (6%).

(c) −4% (6% − 10%)

500

Government spending increases. How does this affect unemployment and price levels

unemployment decreases and price levels increase?

500

Checkable deposits: $200,000, Reserves $30,000, Loans: 170,000, Required Reserves: 10%

Calculate the bank’s required reserves.Identify whether checkable deposits are an asset or a liability for the bank. 

If the bank lends out all of its excess reserves, calculate the maximum amount of new loans it can make immediately. 

(a) $20,000

(b) $10,000

(c) Liability

(d) $10,000