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Economics 2301 irerifrh, Study notes of Economics

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Macro Economics Test 2:
1. 3 Major goals of an economy 1. High and Sustained (Long-Run) Eco. Growth
2. Low unemployment Rate
3. Low Inflation Rate
2. Difference between Micro & Macro Economic: Micro: study of individuals, single firm and single industry
Macro: Economy as a whole
3. What is GDP? Gross (Total) Domestic Product
Geography Matters
Final value of Goods & Services produce in an economy in a period
of time
4. What is GNP? Gross National Product
Nationality Matters
Final value of Goods & Services produce by the citizens of
the country
5. What GDP omits? 1. Intermediate Goods
2. Certain domestic items
3. Both legal & illegal underground transactions
Ex: Legal: Paid cash for Gold w/o tax
Illegal: drug
4. Transfer payments:
Ex: Welfare, SSI, unemployment checks
5. Re-sale items
6. Leisure time
7. 3 Methods to compute GDP are: 1) Expenditure Method (Expenditure approach)
2) Income Method (Income approach)
3) Value-Added Method
8. What are the 4 Sectors of an economy? 1) Household sector
2) Firms/Business sector
3) Government sector
4) Foreign Sector
9. Expenditure Method is: Adding all the expenditures done by the 4 sectors
Sectors Expenditure
Households Consumption (C)
Firms Investment (I)
Government Gov. Purchases (G)
Foreign Net Export (X – M)
Formula: C+ I + G + X -M
10. 3 Major Consumptions Durable goods = cars, computer (last > 1 Yr)
Non-Durable goods = Foods, clothes (last < 1Yr)
Services = Doctors, Lawyers
11. # of countries in the world = 196
12. # of Well-Developed countries = 30
13. Amount of worldwide Product ion = 107.5 Trillions
14. Amount of US production= 17.14Trillions
15. 2014 US per Capita GDP = $54,000
16. What is Nominal GDP? Current Dollars Amount
Formula: Current Year Quantity x Current Year Price = GDP
17. What is Real GDP? Adjust to Inflation Rate
Formula: Current Year Quantity x Base Year Price = GDP
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Macro Economics Test 2:

1. 3 Major goals of an economy 1. High and Sustained (Long-Run) Eco. Growth 2. Low unemployment Rate 3. Low Inflation Rate 2. Difference between Micro & Macro Economic:  Micro: study of individuals, single firm and single industry  Macro: Economy as a whole 3. What is GDP? Gross (Total) Domestic Product  Geography Matters Final value of Goods & Services produce in an economy in a period of time 4. What is GNP? Gross National Product  Nationality Matters  Final value of Goods & Services produce by the citizens of the country 5. What GDP omits? 1. Intermediate Goods 2. Certain domestic items 3. Both legal & illegal underground transactions Ex: Legal: Paid cash for Gold w/o tax Illegal: drug 4. Transfer payments: Ex: Welfare, SSI, unemployment checks 5. Re-sale items 6. Leisure time 7. 3 Methods to compute GDP are: 1) Expenditure Method (Expenditure approach) 2) Income Method (Income approach) 3) Value-Added Method 8. What are the 4 Sectors of an economy? 1) Household sector 2) Firms/Business sector 3) Government sector 4) Foreign Sector 9. Expenditure Method is: Adding all the expenditures done by the 4 sectors  Sectors Expenditure  Households Consumption (C)  Firms Investment (I)  Government Gov. Purchases (G)  Foreign Net Export (X – M)  Formula: C+ I + G + X -M 10. 3 Major Consumptions Durable goods = cars, computer (last > 1 Yr) Non-Durable goods = Foods, clothes (last < 1Yr) Services = Doctors, Lawyers 11. # of countries in the world = 196 12. # of Well-Developed countries = 30 13. Amount of worldwide Product ion = 107.5 Trillions 14. Amount of US production= 17.14Trillions 15. 2014 US per Capita GDP = $54, 16. What is Nominal GDP? Current Dollars Amount Formula: Current Year Quantity x Current Year Price = GDP 17. What is Real GDP? Adjust to Inflation Rate Formula: Current Year Quantity x Base Year Price = GDP

18. Four basic factors of production Land, Labor, Capital, Entrepreneurship 19. Income Method: Major (*): Salaries, wages, compensation to the employees +Rents+ Profits + Interests of the country 20. What is Recession? Real GDP decreases in 2 quarters , Unemployment Rate increases ( Can be called as downturn or contraction) 21. Business Cycle: From Trough to Trough (or) Peak to Peak Lasts from 11 months- 5 years Growth Trend 22. Business Phases: Peak : High Real GDP => Low unemployment Rate (Prosperity) Recession: Real GDP decreases => Unemployment increases (Contraction) Trough : (Waiting Time): Lowest Point of Real GDP => High unemployment Rate Recovery: Real GDP increases => Unemployment Rate Decreases (Expansion) **23. What is Labor Force?

  1. Not in labor force** People who are employed & unemployed Homemakers Full-Time student Children under 16 Retirees Armed Forces People who are in V.A Hospital mental hospital and prisons. 25. Who are discouraged workers? People who are out of job and not looking for one: Not included in unemployment rate Current # of Discourage Workers: 635, 000 26. What is Unemployment? People who are out of job and still looking for a job 27. Current Unemployed Rate: 5.1% 28. Employed Rate Calculation: = (Total Employed / Total Labor Force) x 100 29. Unemployed Rate Calculation: = (Total Unemployment / Total Labor Force) x 100 30. Reasons for Unemployment: Job Losers, Job Leavers, Re-entrants, New-entrants 31. 4 Types of Unemployment: 1) Frictional: Short-Term & caused by frictions in the economy
  1. Structural: Long-Term & due to Technology changes
  2. Seasonal : Short-Term
  3. Cyclical: Long-Term & due to changes in real GDP 32. What is inflation? Maintain Price Stability Price Level ↑→Value of Money (Purchasing power of money )↓ 33. What is Deflation? Price Level ↓ Value of money (Purchasing power of money)No demand on supply Less Jobs Happened: in 1955 in US 32. What is Disinflation? Inflation rate decreases gradually 33. Winners during Inflation: Borrowers & people who live on flexible income 34. Losers during Inflation: Creditors, Savers, & people who live on fixed income 35. What is CPI? Consumer Price Index An index measures the prices of a fixed “market basket” of goods