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Internal equilibrium

General equilibrium

Singular equilibrium

Exhaustive equilibrium

External equilibrium

increases / increases

falls / falls

falls / increases

increases / falls

unchange / falls

Closed economy

Export leading economic growth

Flexible Exchange rates

Absence of taxes

Presence of export and import

Only I

Only II

Only III

I and II

I and III

Serving as a medium of exchange

Enabling financial transactions

Enabling the exchange of goods and services

Serving as a unit of account

Serving as a store of value

M0

M1

M2

M2Y

M3

decreases Y decreases

P increases Y decreases

P increases Y increases

P does not change Y increases

P increases Y does not change

Gresham’s Law states that in banking practice banks should hold less reserves than their total liabilities.

Gresham’s Law states that the bad money drives out the good money in the market.

Gresham’s Law states that money demand is the quantity of money that economic agents want to hold.

Gresham’s Law states that equation of exchange shows that the multiplication of the quantity of money in an economy with the velocity of a unit of money will be equal to nominal GDP.

Gresham’s Law states the phenomenon indicating that changes in quantity of money do not have any effect in production amount (or real variables of the economy) but affect only in prices

The environment of economic transactions is very difficult for economists to with figures.

The environment of economic transactions is affected by many different national and international variables.

The national economic transactions are affected by many different international variables.

The international transactions have always been difficult for economists to follow 

The economists find it difficult to manage the unrecorded money flow in the international area

Only I

Only II

Only III

I and III

I, II and III

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10000

100000

1000000

Medium of exchange

Unit of account

Store of value

Barter

Method of payment

It is the total amount of goods and services demanded at one fixed price level in an economy,

It is the total amount of goods and services demanded at high price levels in an economy,

It is the total amount of goods and services demanded at various price levels in an economy,

It is the total amount of goods and services demanded at lowest price levels in an economy,

It is the total amount of imported goods and services demanded at various price levels in an economy,

Marginal propensity to save

Average propensity to save

Marginal propensity to consume

Average propensity to consume

Autonomous consumption

is the level at which planned aggregate expenditures are more than the GDP

is the least achieved point in the financial markets

is the maximum limit to be allocated to the developing economies

is the level at which planned aggregate expenditures are equal to GDP.

is the point on which there is no tendency to leave.

GDP = Wage + Interest + Profit + Rent + Direct Taxes + Amortizations

GDP = Wage + Interest + Profit + Rent + Amortizations

GDP = Wage + Interest + Profit + Rent + Indirect Taxes + Amortizations

GDP = Interest + Profit + Rent + Indirect Taxes + Amortizations

GDP = Wage + Interest + Profit + Rent + Indirect Taxes

The consumption function is the most important component of the modern
macroeconomic theory.

Consumption function is widely used by economists to foresee the behavior of economic agents

Consumption function is widely used by economists to predict an economy’s progress 

It is useful to work on a consumption function to examine the relationship
between income level and consumption expenditures

The consumption function was most importantly used in financial components of ancient economies

Private

Equipment

Machinery

Gross

Total

Real GDP

Price index

Disposable income

Nominal GDP

Personal income

200

150

 - 150

50

600