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Macroeconomics Cheat Sheet, Cheat Sheet of Economics

A cheat sheet with formulas for any macroeconomics course.

Typology: Cheat Sheet

2010/2011

Uploaded on 07/04/2024

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Macroeconomic Formulas
GDP deflator:
P=GDP valued at current prices
GDP valued at base year prices ×100=Nominal GDP
Real GDP
Nominal GDP =
P × Real GDP
Real GDP (or converting Nominal GDP to Real GDP) =
Nominal GDP
P×100
Consumer Price Index (CPI) =
Current cost of typical bundle
Baseyear cost of typical bundle ×100
Inflation = Percentage change in CPI = % CPI
% CPI =
CPI currentCPI base
CPI base
GDP =
C+I+G+XM=C+T+S
I+G=T+S+MX
C = Consumer Spending (private household final consumption expenditure)
I = Investments made by industry (in new productive facilities)
E = Exports
M = Imports
G = Government Spending on final goods & services
T = Taxes
S = Savings
Unemployment rate =
Participation rate =
Labour Force
Population aged 16 +¿¿
Multiplier =
GDP
∆G
Private Investment = National saving + Foreign financing
National saving = Private saving – Govt deficit
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Macroeconomic Formulas

GDP deflator: P=^ GDP valued at current prices GDP valued at base year prices

× 100 =

Nominal GDP Real GDP Nominal GDP = P × Real GDP Real GDP (or converting Nominal GDP to Real GDP) = Nominal GDP P

× 100

Consumer Price Index (CPI) = Current cost of typical bundle Base− year cost of typicalbundle

× 100

Inflation = Percentage change in CPI = % CPI % CPI = CPI current−CPI base CPI base GDP = C+ I +G+ X −M =C +T + S I + G=T + S + M−X  C = Consumer Spending (private household final consumption expenditure)  I = Investments made by industry (in new productive facilities)  E = Exports  M = Imports  G = Government Spending on final goods & services  T = Taxes  S = Savings Unemployment rate = Unemployed Labour force Participation rate = Labour Force Population aged 16 +¿ ¿ Multiplier =

∆ GDP

∆G

Private Investment = National saving + Foreign financing National saving = Private saving – Govt deficit

National Saving Taxes Private Saving Foreign financing Government Spending Investment Spending Money Multiplier = ∆ Money Supply ∆ Money base  Money supply = Money multiplier X Money base Quantity theory of money: Mv = PQ M = (1/v)PQ V = PQ/M  P = overall price level  Q = physical quantity of output produced  M = money supply  V = velocity of money Long-run rate of price inflation = Rate of growth of the money supply – Rate of real income growth + Velocity growth rate Velocity =

PQ

M

Nominal GDP Money Supply Income multiplier with respect to the money supply =

∆ GDP

∆ M

For one year to maturity i= Coupon+Capital gain Current Price

Coupon+(Face Value−Current Price) Current Price Annualized i of discount bond Faceb value−Current price Current Price

×

N

Capital gain Current Price

×

N

Nominal interest rate = Real interest rate + Expected inflation rate