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Simple random Stratified Systematic Cluster
Convenience Judgement Ratio
impact of a change in the money supply on national income
the supply and demand of money
the financial system
the functions of money
Inflation
Demand side VS Supply side policies
the Phillips curves
Quantity theory of money (MV=PY)
Demand pull VS Cost push
Unemployment
costs of unemployment
Equilibrium unemployment
Seasonal unemployment
Structural unemployment
Frictional (search) unemployment
Disequilibrium unemployment
Real-wage (classical unemployment) Demand-deficient (cyclical) unemployment Unemployment arising from a growth in the labour supply
Economic Growth
Long-term growth
Short-term growth
Business cycle (upturn/expansion/peaking out/recession)
Actual growth vs potential economic growth
Measuring national income
GDP; GNY/GNP; NNY
the product method the income method the expenditure method
Circular flow of income
W & J
The scope of macroeconomics
Economic growth -> high and stable Unemployment -> low Inflation -> low Balance of payments -> balanced Exchange rate -> min fluctuation Financial system -> stable
price discrimination
Features of the four market structures
Calculation, interpretation/application
PES=(%∆𝑄_s)/(%∆𝑃)
CED (XED)=(%∆𝑄_a)/(%∆𝑃_b)
=0 (or close to 0): no significant relationship >0: substitutes <0: compliments
YED=(%∆𝑄_𝑑)/(%∆Y)
+: normal goods (luxury goods (>1) & necessities (<1)) -: inferior goods
PED=(%∆𝑄_𝑑)/(%∆𝑃)
Elastic product: P rises -> TE falls; P falls -> TE rises Inelastic product: P rises -> TE rises; P falls -> TE falls
PED>1: relatively elastic (flatter demand curve) PED<1: relatively inelastic (steeper demand curve) PED=1: unitary elastic PED=0: perfectly inelastic (vertical demand curve) PED infinity: perfectly elastic (horizontal demand curve)
Price control
Maximum price (price ceiling)
Minimum price (price floor)
Price and output determination (D=S)
Changes of supply/demand
Non-price factors: shift (increase/decrease)
Price factors: move along (expansion/contraction)
Demand curve & supply curve
Mixed economies
Command economies
Free market economies