Micro-economics – Macro-economics

Economics Part B

Table of Contents

Inflation and the Consumer Price Index

Inflation Deflation – Meaning and Explanation

The Consumer Price Index

The Theory of the Money Supply

Money Supply

Employment and Unemployment

Employment and Unemployment overview

Understanding the Unemployment Ratio

Understanding Four Categories of Unemployment

Dr. Keynes and His Theory

Dr. Keynes – General overview

The Nature of Unemployment

Aggregate demand and supply

GDP definition and effect

Keynes’ Magic Faucet During a Period of Inflation

Keynes’ Explanation Concerning Curves

All Keynes’ Curves Explained

Keynes’ Theory Explained

Reflection about the Three Situations in the Transformation Curve

Specific measures in the event of a deflationary gap

Money Equation

Basic Concepts in Economics

Average cost

Balance of Payments

Budget Deficit definition

Capital account

Cartel

Cash

Central bank

Civilian labor force

Complementary products

Consumer Price Index

Consumer product

Consumption

Consumption capacity curve

Cumulative demand

Cumulative supply

Current account

Current Accounts

Curve

Cyclical Unemployment

Deflation

Deflationary gap

Demand (for a product)

Deposits

Deposits multiplier

Direct tax

Disposable Income

Duopoly

Elasticity

Employees

Equilibrium

Equilibrium price

Expenditure (money)

Exports

External infusion

Factors of production Explained

FC (foreign currency)

Final Product

Financial account (of the country)

Free market economy

Frictional Unemployment

Gini coefficient

GNP per person (or- product per person)

Government Expenditure

Government income

Government intervention

Government support Payments

Gross investment (with respect to a country)

Gross National Product

Growth

Imports

Income

Indirect tax

Inequality of income (from salaries)

Inflation and the Consumer Price Index

Inflationary gap

Intermediate product (= raw material)

Internal infusion

Investment

Investment goods

Keynes

Loan

Loans multiplier (see deposits multiplier previously)

Lorenz Curve

Macro-economics

Marginal cost

Marginal expenditure

Production

Marginal Production

The Maximum price

Means of payment

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Minimum price

Minimum wage

Money base

Monopoly in Economics

National Accounts

National Debt

Natural unemployment

Net investment (with respect to a country)

Net local product

NFO – (Not For Profit Organization)

Poverty

Private sector

Product

Product Cost

Production

Progressive tax

Public-government sector

Rate of participation in the workforce

Rate of unemployment

Raw material

Regressive tax

Relative Advantage

Reserve ratio

Revenues

Gross Salary and Net Salary

Savings

Shortage

State budget

Structural unemployment

Subsidy

Substitute products

Supply

Surplus

Role of Tax

Transfer payments

Transformation curve

Unemployment

Velocity of circulation of money

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National Accounts

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