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Trough
Economic Lowpoint
Unused Productive Capacity
Unwillingness to Risk New Investments
Recession
Potential output exceeds actual output
Left Shift =
Decrease
Right Shift =
Increase
AD
=
GDP
: P
AD
=
GDP
: P
SRAS
=
GDP
: P
SRAS
=
GDP
: P
Wealth Factor
AD - Favorable
Interest Rate Factor
AD - Adverse
Confidence Level Factor
AD - Favorable
Exchange Rate Factor
AD - Adverse
Government Expenditure Factor
AD - Favorable
Tax Factor
AD - Adverse
Input Cost Factor
SRAS - Adverse
Supply Factor
SRAS - Favorable
Economic Fluctuations
Fluctuations in the level of economic activity relative to a long-term growth trend
Peak
Highest Point of Economic Activity
Firms face Capacity Constraints & Labor Shortages
Upward Pressure put on Overall Price Level
Real GDP per Capita
Measures standard of living across countries or time
Frictional Unemployment
Unions, Temporary Layoffs, Timing Delay in Job Matching
Structural Unemployment
Jobs Available do not equal Skilled Workers
Seasonal Unemployment
Jobs are Seasonal
Cyclical Unemployment
Results from Recessions
GDP Calculation - Expenditure Approach
G
overnment Expenditures +
I
nvestments (Private Domestic) +
C
onsumption Expenditures +
E
xports (Net of Imports)
Stagflation
Recession characterized by:
-Falling Output
-Rising Unemployment
-Rising Price Level
Measure of Globalization
World Trade Growth as a % of GDP
Increased Globalization Factors
Reduced Transportation
Technilogical Advancements
Deregulation of International Financial Markets
Sourcing Requirements
Consists of value-added limits on the percentage of labor or materials on imported products
Functional Interdependance
Participation of nations in world trade institutions
Systematic Interdependance
All members of global community share planet
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CPA Review BEC - Becker B2
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Becker CPA Review BEC - B2 Economic Concepts
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2011-06-04T05:12:42Z
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