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Frictional unemployment
temporary mismatch of people and jobs. people leaving jobs, employers needing to fill jobs and new people entering the labor market. economies always have this
Sessional unemployment
resulted from a change in season and there for a change in demand
Structural unemployment
results from a permanent displacement of workers due to a shift in demand or new technology
cyclical unemployment
due to decreased demand of labor in a down turn of a business cycle
hidden unemployment
no included in official unemployment rates. these are people who would like to have a job, but have given up looking due to discouragement from past attempts
inflation
upward movement in the general price level
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
(current cost product/cost of good at base year) X 100
Current inflation/ deflation rate
(Current CPI – last years CPI)/ last year’s CPI
nominal GDP
the amount of production of goods and services at current prices
real GDP
the amount of production of goods walked at a constant level
Growth rate of GDP
(current GDP – previous GDP)/ previous GDP X 100
Monetary policy
tools that can change the amount of money and credit in the economy. administrated by the Federal Reserve System
fiscal policy
manipulation of government expenditures. issued by executive and legislative branch
Genuine progress Indicator
tries to correct imperfection in GDP. makes judgements about good and bad economic acvitiy
Real interest rate
nominal interest rate – inflation rate
Keynesian multiplier
1/1-MPC = change in GDP/ change in investment
GDP = C +I+ G + (X-M)
C= consumer spending
I = investment
G = government spending
(X-M) = Exports and imports
Disposable personal income
consumption function + saving
Marginal propensity to consume
change in consumption / change in DPI
GDP
DPI=Y-Tx
(MV=PQ)
Money stock + income velocity = price level + real GDP
MPS
1/multiplier
money multiplier
1/ reserve ration
Discount Rate
rate of interest feds charge banks to borrow reserves
Federal funds rate
rate that banks charge fed reserve to borrow reserves
liquidity trap
when interest rates are so low people hold onto there money and will not invest it