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ECON 201 week 7 American Military University 2025
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS multiple
choices |ALREADY GRADED A+!!ECON201 WEEK 7
physical capital - (ANSWER)machines, tools, buildings, computer systems and
other items that have been produced in the past and that are used today to
produce goods and services



financial capital - (ANSWER)the funds that firms use to buy physical capital:
LOANS, STOCKS, BONDS--these are called financial instruments



gross investment - (ANSWER)the total amount spent on purchases of new
physical capital and on replacing depreciated capital



stock vs. flow eamples - (ANSWER)stocks: a persons wealth, balance on your
credit card, the gov't debt



flow: a person's annual saving, dollars added to your credit card this month, the
govt deficit



wealth - (ANSWER)the value of all the things that people own--it is a stock



saving - (ANSWER)is the amount of income that is not paid in taxes or spent on
consumption goods and services--it is a flow

, Three types of financial markets - (ANSWER)loan markets

bond markets

stock markets



interest rates and assent prices are _________ related. - (ANSWER)inversely. So,
if the asset price gets bigger, interest rate gets smaller. If asset price is smaller,
interest rate is bigger.



Investment equation: I= - (ANSWER)I=S+ (T-G) + (M-X)



nominal interest rate

For example, if the annual interest paid on a $50 loan is $5, the nominal interest
rate is ______% per year. - (ANSWER)number of dollars that a borrower pays and
a lender receives in interest in a year expressed as a percentage of the number of
dollars borrowed and lent.

10%



real interest rate

For example, if the nominal interest rate is 5 percent a year and the inflation rate
is 2 percent a year, the real interest rate is ______% a year. - (ANSWER)nominal
interest rate adjusted to remove the effects of inflation on the buying power of
money.


[= nominal interest rate - inflation]

3%

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