Money, Demand, Supply and Interest

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Course Outline

  1. Macroeconomic Aggregates and Measurement
  2. Macroeconomic Equilibrium
  3. Schools of Macroeconomic Thought
  4. Macroeconomic Schools of Thought
  5. Aggregate Demand and Supply Model
  6. Circular Flow and Two-Sector Economy
  7. Circular Flow Models
  8. National Income Accounting
  9. Real and Nominal GNP
  10. National Income Accounting Review
  11. Consumption and Saving Functions
  12. Income Equilibrium and Investment
  13. National Saving and Investment Balances
  14. Keynesian Cross and Thrift
  15. Fiscal Policy and Multipliers
  16. Proportional Taxes and Trade Multipliers
  17. Government Budget and Fiscal Policy
  18. Money and Its Evolution

1. Macroeconomic Aggregates and Measurement

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1. Which area of economics examines the economy as a whole and the combined effects of individual choices?

2. Which item is a main macroeconomic aggregate?

3. If consumption is 500, investment is 150, government demand is 200, exports are 100, and imports are 80, what is aggregate demand?

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What does microeconomics study under ceteris paribus?

Individuals or relatively small sectors.

What does macroeconomics study?

The economy as a whole and combined effects of individual choices.

Name one main macroeconomic aggregate.

Total output.

What is the formula for aggregate demand (AD)?

AD=C+I+G+X−MAD = C + I + G + X - M.

Why is aggregation difficult in macroeconomics?

Different goods and services have different physical units.

How is real output estimated?

By deflating total output value with a price index to get constant-price output.

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