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Title: Economics- Keynesian Economics
Description: Final review covering the keynesian economics. Notes are in flashcard form for easy studying. Easy usage, can be printed out and used as flashcards for a more hands on studying. It is a final review including important topics of the section. Answers straight from previous tests.

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According to classical
economics, if market
demand increases, the:

market supply curve
ultimately decreases
...


According to Keynesian economics,
the __________ sector is largely the
cause of business cycles, while the
__________ sector is primarily
responsible for stabilizing business
cycles
...


Based on the shape of
is matched by a
the classical aggregate
corresponding decrease
supply curve, a decrease
in resource prices
...


Contractionary fiscal
policy is designed to
reduce the __________
rate with a(n) __________
...


downward shift of the
A decrease in financial
aggregate
wealth causes a(n):
expenditures line
...


Equilibrium in Keynesian economics
is measured as the balance
between the sum of consumption
expenditures, investment
expenditures, government
purchases, and net exports and:

gross domestic
product
...


Fiscal policy makes use
of __________ to control
__________
...


If a consumption schedule has
income values of $0, $100, $200,
$300, and $400, with corresponding
consumption values of $150, $175,
$200, $225, and $250, then saving is
-$75 if income is:

If aggregate demand
decreases in the aggregate
market with a classical
aggregate supply curve, then:

$100
...


The injection added to the
three-sector injectionsleakages model to derive the
four-sector model is(are):

exports
...


household,
consumers

In the three-sector
injections-leakages
model, the injection(s)
is(are):

investment and
government
purchases

Keynesian economics failed
to explain stagflation that
occurred during the 1970s
because it:

largely ignored the
supply side of the
economy
...


The Keynesian
multiplier is the:
A macroeconomic theory based
on the idea that unrestricted
markets generate the aggregate
production needed to maintain
full employment is:

cumulatively reinforcing
interaction between
consumption and income that
amplifies changes in
autonomous expenditures
...


downward shift of the
aggregate
expenditures line

The portion of each
additional dollar of
household income that is
used for saving is the:

marginal propensity
to saving
...


The psychological law of
Keynesian economics is
illustrated if a $100 increase
in income results in a:

$10 increase in saving
...


A table showing the relation
between consumption
expenditures and income is
termed the:

consumption
schedule

Theories that seek to
explain macroeconomic
phenomena:

tend to be conflicting
and controversial
...


An upward shift of the
consumption line can
be caused by a(n):

increase in consumer
confidence
Title: Economics- Keynesian Economics
Description: Final review covering the keynesian economics. Notes are in flashcard form for easy studying. Easy usage, can be printed out and used as flashcards for a more hands on studying. It is a final review including important topics of the section. Answers straight from previous tests.