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STUDY GUIDE
AP/IB Economics
BASIC ECONOMIC CONCEPTS – CHS. 1-2, 4, 25
The Five Powers of Economic Thinking
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Normative economic statements are statements about ______ _______ ________, while
positive economic statements are statements about _______ _______.
Economic Goals
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The basic problem of economics is _______________.
The Four Factors of Production are _______________, _______________,
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Opportunity Cost is the cost of the next _______________ alternative that is forgone.
Be able to give some examples of opportunity costs.
Circular Flow Diagram
Households send ____________________ to the businesses and businesses send
____________________ to the households in the input market.
Households send ____________________ to the businesses and businesses send
____________________ to the households in the product market.
Production Possibilities Curve – know which points show efficiency and which do not
B*
A*
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B
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Know how to compute P.P. curve trade-offs
Know what operating under the P.P. curve represents
Reasons for shifting the P.P. Curve outward (How to Achieve Economic Growth)
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Law of Increasing Costs
Definition of Economic Growth
Merit vs. Demerit Goods (be able to give examples)
MICROECONOMICS – CHS. 3, 6, 16-17
Supply and Demand
Laws of Supply and Demand
Reasons for Shifts in the Demand Curve
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Reasons for Shifts in the Supply Curve
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Be able to sketch Supply and Demand Curve Shifts (increases in either curve shift
the curves parallel and to the right, while decreases in either curve shift the curves
parallel and to the left)
Price Floors and Ceilings
When the price of a good is set above the equilibrium price, the market will
experience a _______________.
Sketch the Graph of a Price Floor
Effects of a Price Floor
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When the price of a good is set below the equilibrium price, the market will
experience a _______________
Sketch the Graph of a Price Ceiling
Effects of a Price Ceiling
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Elasticity of Demand
Definition
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Formula
% change in quantity demanded
% change in price
We E is __________ than one, the portion of the demand curve is inelastic.
We E is __________ than one, the portion of the demand curve is elastic.
We E is __________ than one, the portion of the demand curve is unit elastic.
When in the inelastic portion of the demand curve, _______________ price
increases total revenue. When in the elastic portion of the demand curve,
_______________ price increases total revenue. When in the unit elastic portion
of the demand curve, changing price causes _____ __________ to total revenue.
Determinants of Elasticity of Demand
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Elasticity of Supply
Definition
Formula*
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% change in quantity supplied
% change in price
We E is __________ than one, the portion of the supply curve is inelastic.
We E is __________ than one, the portion of the supply curve is elastic.
We E is __________ than one, the portion of the supply curve is unit elastic.
Determinants of Elasticity of Supply
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Cross Elasticity of Demand
Formula*
% change in quantity demanded of product A
% change in price of product B
If cross elasticity of demand is positive, then the two products are __________.
If cross elasticity of demand is negative, then the two products are __________.
If cross elasticity of demand is zero, then the two products are __________.
Income Elasticity of Demand
Formula*
% change in quantity demanded
% change in income
If income elasticity of demand is positive, then the product is __________.
If income elasticity of demand is negative, then the product is __________.
Public Goods
Characteristics
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Externalities
Negative
Positive
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Externality Graph
Be able to sketch an externality graph with MSC and MPC (positive slope) and
MSB and MPB (negative slope)
When either MSC or MPC increases, the curve shifts to the left
When either MSB or MPB increases, the curve shifts to the right
Govt. Solutions to Reducing Negative Externalities
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Govt. Solutions to Encouraging Positive Externalities
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Taxation
Benefits Received Principle __________________________________________
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Ability to Pay Principle
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INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS – CHS. 24, 26
Gross National Product (GNP)
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Net National Product (NNP) ________________________________________________
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Nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
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Formula
C + I + G + Xn
Real GDP
Nominal GDP
Price Index
Per Capita GDP
Real GDP
Population
Limitations to GDP
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Unemployment
Unemployment Rate*
Number of People Unemployed
Total Labor Force
x
100
The four types of unemployment are __________, __________, __________ and
the most serious form is __________.
Costs of Unemployment
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Inflation
Definition
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List two types of Inflation
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List two groups that would be helped by inflation
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List four groups that would be hurt by inflation
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Consumer Price Index*
Price of Selected Items in the Current Year
Price of Selected Items in the Past Year
Nominal Interest Rate
Deflation
Definition
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x
100
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AGGREGATE EXPENDITURES AND AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND –
CHS. 27-29
Consumption
Determinants of Consumption
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Investment
Determinants of Investment
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Investment Graph
IR
Investment
Government Spending
Net Exports
Determinants of Net Exports
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Multiplier Analysis Formula
1 / (1-MPC) or 1 / (MPS)
Formula to Find the Change to Real GDP
Change in Real GDP
=
Change in Spending x
Multiplier
Graph the Aggregate Supply/Aggregate Demand Diagram
PL
Real GDP
Aggregate Supply and Demand Graph (be able to draw this)
AD has a negative slope
Reasons why the Aggregate Demand Curve Shifts
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AS has a positive slope
Classical
Keynesian
Reasons why the Aggregate Supply Curve Shifts
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Results of Shifts in AS & AD
Increase in AD – inflation with economic growth
Decrease in AD – deflation with recession
Increase in AS – deflation with economic growth
Decrease in AS – inflation with recession (stagflation)
*formulas given on the final exam