The Multiplier Effect, MPC and MPS Let’s say I give you $1,000. This is 100%. Out of this $1,000 you save 20% and use the remaining to buy stuff. This means that the Marginal Propensity to Save is 20%, or $200, and the Marginal Propensity to Consume is 80% or...
Is the Trade Deficit a Problem or Not? The US is the prime Economy of the world. It seems odd at face value that they would be one of the largest debtor nations in the world. In this article, we will go through this so we can get to some conclusions. So what is a...
What is A Financial Contagion? With the recent downfall of the Evergrande Groups, this expression has been heard on a recurring basis. So what does this mean? Contagion is the propagation, usually associated with a disease – a negative situation that starts...
As countries engage in trade, one variable that will arise and needs to be dealt with is the currency pair: I am in Portugal, you are in the US, we do business together and you pay me in euros. Same thing if I buy something from you I’ll pay it in US Dollars....
What is the Balance Of Payments? In Macro Economics, Economists measure inflows and outflows of money into and out of the Country. This flow is called the Balance of Payments. “Balance” because the inflow balances with the outflow. The BOP has four main...
What is the Difference Between the CPI, GDP deflator, and PCE deflator? Economists study changes in the Economy. One tool used is price indexes. A price index is a measure of how prices change over a period of time: it is a way to measure inflation and here are a...
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