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GDP (expenditure approach):

C+Ig+G+Xn

GDP (Income approach):

W+R+I+P+SA

National Income =

NDP -Indirect business taxas


+ American income earned abroad


- Foreign income earned in US


(= "net foreign factor income")

Disposable Income =

Personal Income - Personal Income Tax


+ credit Card expenditures above income

NDP=

GDP-CFC (consumption of fixed capital


(depreciation)

Personal Income=

National Income


-- Social Security contributions


-- Corporate income tax


- Undistributed corporate profits


+ Transfer payments

C=

Disposable Income- savings


- credit card interest payments

CPI:

Price of market basket


Price of index year basket X 100

CPI (also):

Current yr. index- previous year index


previous year index X100

GDP deflator/real GDP:

Nominal GDP


Price index X 100

GDP Price index

Price of GDP goods and service in select year


Price of GDP goods and service in base year

Unemployment Rate:

Unemployment #


Labor Force # X100

Okun's Law for GDP Gap:

1 to 2.5% ratio of excess unemployment leading to lost GDP

Inflation Rate:

Current CPI- Index CPU


Index CPI X100

Doubling Rate/Rule of 70/72

70/72 70/72


Inflation % or Interest rate collected

Per Unit Production Cost

Total input cost


Units of output

Real Income Measure:

Nominal Income


Price Index (in. 00)

Inflation Premium (for lenders):

Interest rate + anticipated inflation %

Real Interest Rate:

Nominal Interest Rate - Actual inflation rate

APC:

Consumption


Income

APS:

Savings


Income APC + APS =1

MPC:

Change in consumption


Change in income

MPS:

Change in savings MPC + MPS= 1


Change in Income

Aggregate Expenditures / Domestic Output


Assumption:

GDP = C+ Ig

Marginal Analysis Multiplier

1 1


MPS or 1-MPC

Ricardian Equivalence Theorem:

Public budge deficit creates greater private savings

M 1:

Currency + Demand Deposits (checkable)

M 2:

M 1 + non-checkable savings + "small" time deposits (<$100,000)

M 3:

M 2 + "large" time deposits (>$100,000)

Price Value of the Dollar:

1


price level (in.00)

Interest Yield on Bonds:

Annual Interest %


Bond Selling Price

Reserve Ratio of Deposits:

Required Reserves


Demand-Deposits Liabilities

Excess Reserves:

Actual Reserves- Required Res.

Monetary Multiplier:

1


Required reserve ratio (R)

Monetarist Equation of Exchange:

MV=PQ

NI=

NDP- statistical discrepancy, + net foreign factor income

PI=

NI- Taxes on production and imports, - social security contributions, -corporate income tax,- undistributed corporate profits, + transfer payments

Okun's Law=

1% unemployment above full-employment rate will increase GDP gap by 2 %