inflation
Strong and sustainable economic growth
full employment
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100

what's the target rate of low and stable inflation?

2-3%

100

How do we measure the rate of economic growth?

GDP

100

what's the target rate of unemployment?

4.5-5%

100

One example of non-material living standard

literacy rate 

200

Why we don't want 0% inflation?

because it means very slow growth of economic activities. Weak economic growth and high cyclical unemployment 

200

what is GDP

GDP is the final market value of all goods and services produced in Australia over a given period of time.

200

what is cyclical unemployment?

prompted by slow AD, connect to business cycle. 

e.g. decreased consumer confidence.

200

4 stages of business cycle

peak slowndown trough recovery

300

name 2 ways of measuring inflation rate

headline inflation and underlying inflation 

300

explain the goal of low and stable inflation - needs to be completed. 

The goal of strong and sustainable economic growth is defined as the fastest rate of growth (averaging 3% per year) in national production that is consistent with achieving a low inflation rate and other government goal

300
explain structural unemployment 

mismatch of skills 

300
explain aggregate demand

total expenditure by household, gov, and net overseas transactions on new final AU made g&s

400

what's the difference between inflation, disinflation and deflation?

inflation: when the price of most g&s are going up over a period of time. 

Disinflation: when the rate of inflation between one period and the next is still positive but decreasing 

Deflation: when inflation is negative 

400

what are some benefits of achieving the goal of strong and sustainable economic growth?

it lowers the unemployment rate, improving economic. 

it raises average incomes and purchasing power. improving living standards.

400

why we don't want 0 unemployment rate?

cost inflation. 

400
when AUD appreciate, what happen to Aggregate Supply?

increase

500
Explain 2 consequences if the goal of low and stable inflation is too high 

distortion of purchasing power

low returns on investment 

500

2 consequences if the rate of economic growth is too high. 

high inflation rate 

environmental degradation 

500

What's the formula for under-utilisation rate?

(unemployed + underemployed) รท labour force x 100

500

Explain relationship between material living standards and non-material living standards.

conflicting relationships & compatible relationship.