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IB Economic for the Unit mentioned above

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Term
Definition
Actual growth   show
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Consumer price index (CPI)   show
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Cost-push inflation   show
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Credit rating   show
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Cyclical (demand-deficient) unemployment   show
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show Refers to the repayment of principal and interest on the debt of a person, a firm or a country.  
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Deflation   show
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Deflationary/recessionary gap   show
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Demand-pull inflation   show
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Disinflation   show
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Economic growth   show
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show Unemployment of individuals who are in-between jobs, as people quit to find a better job or to move to a different location.  
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show Full employment exists when the economy is producing at its potential level of real output and thus there is only natural unemployment . when the economy is producing on the PPC.  
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Full employment level of output   show
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Government (national) debt   show
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Gross domestic product (GDP)   show
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Inflation   show
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show The case where equilibrium real output exceeds potential output as a result of an increase in AD.  
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Inflation rate   show
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show The labour market is considered flexible if it can adjust fast and fully to changes in labour demand and labour supply conditions.  
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show Aggregate supply that is dependent upon the resources and technology in the economy, thus being independent of the price level. It is vertical at the level of potential output.  
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show A curve showing the monetarist view that there is no trade-off between inflation and unemployment in the long run and that there exists a natural rate of unemployment at the level of potential output.  
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Long-term growth trend   show
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Natural rate of unemployment   show
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Phillips curve   show
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show Output produced by an economy when it is at full employment equilibrium, or long-run equilibrium according to the monetarist/new classical model.  
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show A price index that removes the impact of changes in the price level when measuring nominal economic variables.  
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show The total value of all final goods and services produced in an economy in a given time period, usually one year, adjusted for inflation.  
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Recession   show
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Seasonal unemployment   show
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show A curve showing the inverse relationship between the rate of unemployment and the rate of inflation, which suggests a trade-off between inflation and unemployment.  
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show Periods of growth of real GDP followed by periods of contraction, which are part of the business cycle.  
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Structural unemployment   show
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show When a person (who is above a specified age and is available to work) is actively looking for work, but is without a job.  
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show The number of unemployed workers expressed as a percentage of the total workforce.  
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show Payment received by the factor of production labour, which is a certain amount per unit of time.  
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