Macroeconomics - problem

TASK number 7
There are data on production and economic activity in the national economy for 2 years:
1st year 2nd year
The cost of the new building on May 5
The cost of the equipment produced by October 10
The cost of manufactured consumer goods 110 90
Cost of goods consumed 90,110
Depreciation of buildings October 10
Depreciation October 10
Inventories of consumer goods at the beginning of the year 30 50
Inventories of consumer goods at the end of the year 50 30
Calculate and comment on the following indicators for each year's GDP; NDP; Household consumption; Gross investment; Net investment.
Raschёtnyyotvet:
1st year 2nd year
The cost of new construction
The cost of manufactured equipment
The cost of manufactured consumer goods
The value of consumption goods
Depreciation of buildings
Depreciation of equipment
Inventories of consumer goods at the beginning of the year
Inventories of consumer goods at the end of the year
GDP
Consumption
Valovyeinvestitsii
Chistyeinvestitsii
NDP

TASK number 8.
Terms and conditions:
1) as the impact of various factors (A, B, C, D, E) nadinamiku GDP and the price level [(+) or (-), no change (0)] according to the classical and Keynesian interpretations of macroeconomic equilibrium?
A) increase the potential volume of GDP?
B) the growth of aggregate demand?
B)% rate increase and a reduction in aggregate demand?
D) increase in oil prices, which resulted in falling demand for other goods and services?
D) a major disaster, due to which the potential GDP falls by 25%.
Fill in the table
Keynesian Classical
production cost price production
Huh? ? ? ?
B? ?? ? ?
In? ? ? ?
D? ? ? ?
D? ? ? ?
COMMENT
(1) If the amount of equilibrium GDP is currently lower aggregate demand.
(2) If the amount of potential GDP is currently less than the volume of aggregate demand.
(3) If the volume of potential GDP currently below the previous equilibrium volume.

TASK number 10.
Terms and conditions:
1) real GDP for the period 1989-1992. It increased by 3% per year. The velocity of money at the same time increased by 2% per year.
Year Price level (1989 - 100%) Money Supply
1989 100 100
1990? 101
1991 100?
1992 100?
Based on their data available, fill in the table.

TASK number 12.
Terms and conditions:
Year 1 Year 5
Manpower (thousand people.). 84889 95453
Employed (thou. Pers.) 80796 87524
Unemployed (thou. Pers.)? ?
Unemployment rate (%)? ?
Calculate indicators:
1) the dynamics of the labor force, unemployment, employment,
2) explain their simultaneous growth
3) whether full employment is reached in the 5th year, if not, why not?

TASK number 13.
The following table shows the factors that influence the dynamics of the main components of aggregate demand.
1) in the second column the corresponding component of aggregate demand in the third - the nature of change: (+) - growth (-) - fall.
2) What are the specific reasons influence the behavior of economic agents in each case.
Factors component of aggregate demand
Changes
a) Consumption of population growth (+)
b) a reduction in the money supply
c) increase individual taxes
g) the expectation of a recession in other countries
d) increase in house prices
e) the expected recession in the economy

TASK number 14.
The tables present data describing the aggregate supply and aggregate demand.
Table 1
Price level Production of GDP in real terms
250 2000
225 2000
200 1900
175 1700
150 1400
125 1000
125500
125 0
Run and determine:
1) Draw the graph of aggregate supply;
2) To what extent it changes the volume of real GDP Keynesian, classical and intermediate segments of the aggregate supply curve?
Table 2
Price level Real GDP, costed
I II III
250 1400 1900 400
225 1500 2000 500 ....

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