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Marcoeconomics

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Income method of adding up GDP Sum the incomes= wages/salaries + rents + interests + divendends + profit
investment spending includes business spending on plamt + equipment plus change in bussiness invetories plus software Household spending: residential construction
purchasing power money gives command over goods and services and other peoples labor
structural unemployment change in the economy makes certain skills obscelete, leaving people unemployed for long periods of times
cyclical unemployment business downturn decreases the demand for labor producing mass short term unemployement 5m jobs - 5m jobseekers 3mjobs - 10m jobseekers
frictional unemployment unemployment due to the difficulty of matching jobs with jobs sectors
the trough lower turning point in the business cycle where the reccesion ends and an expansion begins
the peak upper turning point in the business cycle where expansion ends and recession begins
m1 and m2 M1 is a narrow measure of money that includes transactions balances M1= held by nonbank public and checkable bank deposits M2 - broad measure of money M2 = transaction(M1) and liqiud savings account balances
unit of account money serves to denominate prices and contracts
store of value money serves as a convienant way to transport purchasing power over time and space
open market operations federal reserve buys and sells bonds on the open bond market to expand and contract the money and credit supply
liqiudity problems depositors and creditors wish to withdraw more funds then a bank has in its reserve
insolvency problem bad loans or bad trades create losses for banks/financial instutions that exceed their capitol
lender of last resort federal reserve makes an emergency loan to failing financial institutions to prevent a financial panic
required reserves reserves a bank must hold againist deposits either as vault cash or as a deposit in a local/regional fed bank
borrowed funds funds that large banks borrow from other banks, large corparations, and the international market to make loans
term structure if interest rate how interest rates vary by the term of the loan (usually longer the loan the higher the interest rate)
commodity money money that has dual value Value as money value as commodity
open market purchase when federal reserve buys bonds on the open market to expand money and credit supply
federal open market committee main policy making committee in the federal reserve which consists of the 7 board or govenonors and the 12 presidents of the regional/federal banks and this committee meets eight times a year to discuss and vote on monetary policy
open market sale the federal reserve sells bonds on the open market to contract money and credit supply
risk structue of interest rates interest rates vary by the default risk of borrowers - higher risk , higher rate borrower pays
medium of exchange another function of money where money serves as a go between in exchange and thereby facilitates trade labor for money > money > car
excess reserves funds banks are free to loan out
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