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04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 1
Chapter AppendixChapter Appendix
Economy System & International TradeEconomy System & International Trade
International BusinessInternational Business
Lectured by: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D.Ph.D. Degree in Economics, Majoring in Agricultural EconomicsFrom Department of Agricultural Economics,Graduate School, Chonnam National University,Gwangju City, South Korea.
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 2
Four Market ArenasFour Market Arenas
TIpSarTMnij nig esvakmµ (Market For Goods & Services)
TIpSarRbPBFnFan (Resources
Markets / Inputs Market)
TIpSarhirBaØvtßú (Financial
Market / Money Markets)
TIpSarbþÚrR)ak; (Foreign
Exchange Rate Market)
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 3
Markets For Goods and ServicesMarkets For Goods and Services
Goods and Services Market
Household, Firms and Governmentpurchasepurchase Goods and Services
Firms supplysupply Goods and Services
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Market for Factors of ProductionMarket for Factors of Production
Market for Factor of Production
Firms and Governmentdemanddemand labor
Households supplysupply Inputs
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Financial MarketsFinancial Markets
Financial Markets
Households, Firms and Governmentdemand demand funds
Households supplysupply funds
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 6
Foreign Exchange Rate MarketsForeign Exchange Rate Markets
• The exchange rate between two countries is the price at which residents of these countries trade with each other.
• In the market for foreign-currency exchange, U.S. dollars are traded for foreign currencies.
• US$ 1 = Cambodian Real 4100
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 7
RbB½n§énesdækic© (Economic Systems)
RbB½n§énesdækic© (Economic Systems) esdækic©Epnkar
(Planning Economy)
esdækic©EbbsgÁmniym (Socialism)
esdækic©kumúµúynIsniym (Communism)
esdækic©EbbhVasIusniym (Fascism)
esdækic©cMruH (Mixed Economy)
esdækic©TIpSaresrI (Free Market Economy)
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 8
Households BusinessFirms
Resources
Income
Goods and Services
Expenditures
Solid Lines - Flow of MoneyDashed lines - Flow of Goods and Services
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Demand Description Supply Description Income Description
Consumption Agricultural Production Wage
Private Investment
Government Expenditure
Excess of Exports over Imports
Net Income Transfers Abroad
Industrial Production
Production of Services
Government Production
Interest
Rent
Profit
GDPGross Domestic Product (GDP)Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Gross National Product (GNP)
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Production Function and Theories of Growth
Output = A f(Labor, Capital, Land)
The Standard theory of Growth-Classical Growth Model
Saving Investment Increasing in Capital Growth
Tax Income in hand Investment Saving Y
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 15
The Flow-of-Funds through Financial Markets
Financial Markets
Household Saving SH = Y*-T-C
Government Saving SG = T-GForeign Saving SF = -NX
Investment Demand I
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 16
Consumption Function: C = C0 + cY
Co = Autonomous Consumption/Expenditure
cY = Induced Consumption/Expenditure
c = Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC)
Y = Income
Investment Function: I = I0 + mY
Io = Autonomous Investment
mY = Induced Investment
m = Coefficient
Y = Income
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 17
AD = Y = C + I + G + NX
AD = aggregate demand
C = consumption
I = investment
G = government spending
NX = net exports , (NX=exports – imports)
YD = C + S
YD = disposable income
S = savings
YD = Y + TR – TA
Y = national income
TR = government transfer payments
TA = government taxes
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1. Substitute given equations into equation for AD:
YD = YD
C + S = Y + TR – TA
C = Y + TR – TA - S
AD = C + I + G + NX
= (Y + TR - TA - S) + I + G + NX
2. Apply equilibrium condition:
Y = AD
3. Substitute solution for AD from Step 1:
Y = Y + TR - TA - S + I + G + NX
Simplify equation:
G + TR - TA = S - I - NX
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IS re la tio n : Y C Y T I Y i G( ) ( , )
L M rela tio n : M
PY L i( )
04/18/23 Lecturer: Chhay Kongkea, Ph.D. Intermediate Macroeconomics 21
Low
Productivity
Low
Per Capita
Income
Low Levels of
Investment in
Physical and
Human Capital
Low Level
of Saving
Rapid
Population
Growth
Low Level
of Demand
Figure. The Vicious Circle of PovertyLow per capita incomes make it extremely difficult for poor nations to save and invest, a condition that perpetuates low productivity and low incomes. Furthermore, rapid population growth may quickly absorb increases in per capita real income and thereby may negate the possibility of breaking out of the poverty circle.