Thank you so much for putting the time and effort into making this! See all of these formulas together really helps me calm down and be able to just do the work. Thank you so so so much!!!
It really depends. For example, the tax multiplier is technically negative, but many professors don't teach it that way. Just make sure you know the relationship between tax changes and GDP are inverse (negative). If you have a more specific question, please let me know!
I'm not sure I understand your question. This video is full of macro calculations. I can solve them all. 😅 Is there a specific calculation you want help with?
Hey Mr Econ, Thanks for the video, Just had one question? The part where it says Cpi Calculation what would be the question format for it on the Ap Test? "Calculate the Cpi for Country X" as an example?
Here is an FRQ from last year that had a CPI calculation so you can see a real example (see question #3): apcentral.collegeboard.org/pdf/ap21-frq-macroeconomics-set-1.pdf Here is the rubric: apcentral.collegeboard.org/pdf/ap21-sg-macroeconomics-set-1.pdf
Also, here is a review game I made for CPI (and GDP Deflator) calculations with the type of things you could be asked. www.reviewecon.com/games-activities/delfatorcpi-calculations Good luck!
The market basket is just the goods and their quantities within it (in the US the CPI market basket is made up of 80,000 different goods that typical Urban households buy). To calculate a CPI, you multiply the quantities in the market basket by the prices of the goods then add it together. You do that once with the current year prices then once with the base year prices. Then, take the value of the market basket in the current year divide it by the value of the market basket in the base year, the times 100. I hope that helps!
Thank you so much for putting the time and effort into making this! See all of these formulas together really helps me calm down and be able to just do the work. Thank you so so so much!!!
You're very welcome! Good luck with your exams!!
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Thank you for going through ALL the math instead of just like 5 of them
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Is it common to have to use +- when working problems in MacroEconomics? I am so confused.
It really depends. For example, the tax multiplier is technically negative, but many professors don't teach it that way. Just make sure you know the relationship between tax changes and GDP are inverse (negative).
If you have a more specific question, please let me know!
Can you solve any Macro Economics Calculations
I'm not sure I understand your question. This video is full of macro calculations. I can solve them all. 😅
Is there a specific calculation you want help with?
Hey Mr Econ, Thanks for the video, Just had one question?
The part where it says Cpi Calculation what would be the question format for it on the Ap Test?
"Calculate the Cpi for Country X" as an example?
Here is an FRQ from last year that had a CPI calculation so you can see a real example (see question #3): apcentral.collegeboard.org/pdf/ap21-frq-macroeconomics-set-1.pdf
Here is the rubric: apcentral.collegeboard.org/pdf/ap21-sg-macroeconomics-set-1.pdf
Also, here is a review game I made for CPI (and GDP Deflator) calculations with the type of things you could be asked.
www.reviewecon.com/games-activities/delfatorcpi-calculations
Good luck!
@@ReviewEcon Thanks, don't know how much your help means to me!
@@MountainCase you're very welcome! Good luck on your exam!
at 14:04 Im pretty sure its supposed to be 1/.25 to get you to 4 or 1/(1-.75) or am i looking at something wrong. Love the video though.
Yep, that's a typo. I'll fix it soon. Thank you!
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What is the formula for market basket
The market basket is just the goods and their quantities within it (in the US the CPI market basket is made up of 80,000 different goods that typical Urban households buy). To calculate a CPI, you multiply the quantities in the market basket by the prices of the goods then add it together. You do that once with the current year prices then once with the base year prices. Then, take the value of the market basket in the current year divide it by the value of the market basket in the base year, the times 100.
I hope that helps!
Thank you for this! It really helps!
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14:11 you have a mistake
Yep. It's on my list of fixes. Should be 1/.25. 😄
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