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Modeling the Economy

Modeling the Economy. Actors: 1. Consumers 2. Financial Institutions 3. Businesses 4. The Government 5. The Foreign Sector

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Modeling the Economy

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Actors:

1. Consumers2. Financial Institutions3. Businesses4. The Government5. The Foreign Sector

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Circular Flow Model

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Consumers can engage in 3 actions:

1. Consumption (C)2. Savings (S)3. Paying Taxes (T)

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S C Consumers

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Injection: Something that causes GDP to increase

Consumption is the first of 4 possible injections

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Leakages – things that, if increased, will lower GDP

Two of the three leakages in the economy are:

1. Savings2. Taxes

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Financial Institutions are:

1. Banks2. The Stock Market3. The Bond Market

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Consumers can borrow money to finance consumption (CB)

ex: car loan

Businesses can borrow money or sell stock in order to pay for new investment

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Investment (I) is the second injection into the economy

Just because money is saved doesn’t mean that it is invested

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Financial stocksBusinessesInstitutions bonds I

CB S C Consumers

TGovernment

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The Government

1. Collects Taxes (T) – leakage2. Spends Money (G) - injection3. Borrows Money (GB)4. Gives Transfer Payments to people (TP)

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If the government spends more than it collects in taxes, it has a budget deficit and must borrow money

A budget surplus exists when the government spends less than it collects in taxes

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Financial stocksBusinessesInstitutions bonds I

CB S C ConsumersTP TGovernment GB

G

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The Foreign Sector

1. Buys things made in the USexports (X) are the 4th injection

2. Sells things to the USimports (IM) are the 3rd leakage

3. Saves (FS)/ Borrows (FB)Money

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If exports are greater than imports, then the US has a trade surplus

If imports are greater than exports, then the US has a trade deficit

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http://www.census.gov/indicator/www/ustrade.html

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FSFinancial stocksBusinesses FBInstitutions bonds I Foreign

SectorCB S C X IM ConsumersTP TGovernment GB

G

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Injections:

1. Consumption (C)2. Investment (I)3. Government Spending (G)4. Exports (X)

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Leakages:

1. Taxes (T)2. Savings (S)3. Imports (IM)

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Every time something gets made, someone gets paid

1. labor is paid wages2. capital is paid interest3. land is paid rent4. entrepreneurs are paid profit

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FSFinancial stocksBusinesses FBInstitutions bonds I Foreign

SectorCB S C X IM ConsumersTP TGovernment Income GB wages, interest, rent, profit G