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What is a Bubble

-herd behavior by investors


-buying as others are buying


-price is higher than fundamental value


-positive and reinforcing


-Price rises, demand rises, price rises more


-accompanied by rise in debt - borrow to buy



Subprime mortgage crisis

-a set borrowers more likely to default on debt/mortgage


-mortgages worth less


-value assets fall risk of bankrupcy

GDP

Market value of all final goods and services in a country at a given time.

Real GDP

constant prices from a base price comparison over time

Nominal GDP

GDP using current prices

Benefits on unemployment

-Enables reallocation of resources


-Allows better matching of skills to jobs


-Boost other activities not captured in GDP

Inflation

Rising price of goods and services


Price level rises when inflation above 0


Price level falls when inflation below 0

Inflation =

price index for current yr - previous yr


________________________________________ x 100


price index for previous yr



Unexpected high inflation

-redistribution of wealth from lenders to borrowers


-shoe leather costs


-menu costs


-confusion and uncertainty


-misallocation of resources as price signalling ineffective


-tax distortion as income changing

Costs of deflation

-Price level falling


-Redistribution of wealth from borrowers to lenders


-shoe leather costs


-menu costs


-confusion and uncertainty


-misallocation of resources as price signalling ineffective


-tax distortion as income changing

Nominal Interest rate

is interest rate specified for a loan contract or savings account

Real interest rate

is adjusted for inflation

Fisher Equation

real interest (r) = nominal i.r (i) - inflation rate

New money is created when...

Bank credits a borrowers account with a loan

Base Money

Bank reserves (R) and total currency held by bank

Money Multiplier

= 1/R




How much money the banking system might generate with the unit of reserves

Velocity of Money

how quickly money changes hands during spending

Velocity of Money Equation

V= PY/M




p= price level


m =quantity of money


y = output

Theory of money demand

Md = PY/V

Motives for holding money

Transaction


Precautionary


Speculative

Md depends...

-Positively on income


-Negatively on interest rate

In equilibrium

Planned Spending = Actual Spending


demand = supply


AD = Y

Out of equilibrium

If AD>Y: firms produce more


so Y increases, C increases so AD increases until AD = Y

Multiplier Effect


(no gov. no trade)

1


___________________________


1 - MPC

Multiplier Effect


(With trade and gov)

1


__________________________


1 - MPC + MPM + MPT

Path Dependancy

Path of economy in short run could potentially affect economy in long run i.e unemployment scarring


Keynes - adjustment

Automatic Adjustment

AD-AD Model says adjustment is automatic Classical monetarists argues that adjustment is fast and necessary so long run growth of the economy is preserved

Need for AD management

Keynesian cross model says economy could get stuck in equilibriumAdjustment is slow and may cause long term damage

LR effect of recession

Could effect supply in LR


Via lower investment, deskilling of workforce due to high unemployment


So economy may not return to original equilibrium

Trade account

Value of goods and services bought/sold between a country and row

Financial Account

Value of financial assests bought/sold between a country and row

Net Capital Outflow

the flow of funds being invested abroad by a country usually in a given time period

NCO depends on

domestic and foreign interest rates


risk


if real interest rate rises, NCO falls

Nominal exchange rate

Rate at which a currency can be corrected for another

Real Exchange rate

rate at which a basket of goods and services can be exchanged for a basket in another country




= nominal exchange rate x domestic price index / foreign price index