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Key Terms


        National income and product accounts, p. 102  Final goods and services, p. 106  Frictional unemployment, p. 127
        National accounts, p. 102          Intermediate goods and services, p. 106  Structural unemployment, p. 128
        Household, p. 103                  Gross domestic product (GDP), p. 106  Efficiency wages, p. 130
        Firm, p. 103                       Aggregate spending, p. 106        Natural rate of unemployment, p. 130
        Product markets, p. 103            Value added, p. 107               Cyclical unemployment, p. 130
        Factor markets, p. 103             Net exports, p. 108               Real wage, p. 135
        Consumer spending, p. 103          Aggregate output, p. 113          Real income, p. 135
        Stock, p. 104                      Real GDP, p. 114                  Inflation rate, p. 135
        Bond, p. 104                       Nominal GDP, p. 114               Shoe -leather costs, p. 137
        Government transfers, p. 105       Chain-linking, p. 115             Menu costs, p. 137
        Disposable income, p. 105          GDP per capita, p. 115            Unit -of -account costs, p. 137
        Private savings, p. 105            Employed, p. 119                  Nominal interest rate, p. 138
        Financial markets, p. 105          Unemployed, p. 119                Real interest rate, p. 138
        Government borrowing, p. 105       Labor force, p. 119               Disinflation, p. 139
        Government purchases of goods and services,  Labor force participation rate, p. 119  Aggregate price level, p. 142
          p. 105                           Unemployment rate, p. 119         Market basket, p. 142
        Exports, p. 105                    Discouraged workers, p. 120       Price index, p. 143
        Imports, p. 105                    Marginally attached workers, p. 120  Consumer price index (CPI), p. 144
        Inventories, p. 105                Underemployed, p. 120             Producer price index (PPI), p. 145
        Investment spending, p. 106        Job search, p. 127                GDP deflator, p. 146



        Problems


         1. At right is a simplified circular-flow diagram for the  Government purchases of
           economy of Micronia.                               goods and services = $100
                                                                                 Government
           a. What is the value of GDP in Micronia?
           b.What is the value of net exports?                            Taxes = $100
           c. What is the value of disposable income?
           d.Does the total flow of money out of house-                          Households
                                                                       Consumer                  Wages,
             holds—the sum of taxes paid and consumer
                                                                     spending = $650             profit,
             spending—equal the total flow of money into                                        interest,
             households?                                                                       rent = $750
           e. How does the government of Micronia finance   Markets for goods                         Factor
             its purchases of goods and services?             and services                            markets

                                                                         Gross               Wages, profit,
                                                                       domestic                interest,
                                                                        product               rent = $750
                                                                                   Firms


                                                                    Exports = $20
                                                                                 Rest of world
                                                                    Imports = $20












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