2-2 Economic Conditions Change

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2-2 Economic Conditions Change After finishing this section, you will know: The four phases of the business cycle The causes of inflation and deflation The importance of interest rates

2-2 Economic Conditions Change THE BUSINESS CYCLE Business cycle- the recurring ups and downs of GDP which contains 4 phases

Prosperity Prosperity- a period in which most people who want to work are working, businesses produce goods and services in record numbers, wages are good, and the rate of GDP growth increases Recession Recession- a period in which demand begins to decrease, businesses lower production, unemployment begins to rise, and GDP growth slows for two or more quarters of a calendar year

Depression Depression- a phase marked by a prolonged period of high unemployment, weak consumer sales, and business failures GDP falls rapidly during a depression Recovery Recovery- the phase in which unemployment begins to decrease, demand for goods and services increases, and GDP begins to rise again

Checkpoint>> What are the four phases of the business cycle? Give at least one characteristic of each phase.

CONSUMER PRICES Inflation Inflation- an increase in the general level of prices In times of inflation, the buying power of the dollar decreases Example: If an item cost $100 last year and prices increased 5%, that same item would cost $105 now. People living on fixed incomes are most affected by inflation

Causes of Inflation When the demand for goods and services is greater than the supply. When is supply down and the demand is up the price will go up Even though wages tend to increase during inflation, prices of goods and services usually rise so fast that the wage earner never seems to catch up.

Measuring Inflation During the late 1950s and early 1960s, the annual inflation rate in the United States was 1 to 3%. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, the cost of living increased 10-12% annually. Mild inflation 2-3% per year can stimulate an economy

Price index- number that compares the prices in one year with prices in some earlier base year There are different types of price indexes, some that compare selected items and some that track the change in price of necessities; food, gas, health care Deflation Deflation- a decrease in the general level of prices usually during recession and depression Prices of products are lower but people have less money to buy them

Checkpoint>> What are the main causes of inflation?

INTEREST RATES Interest rates represent the cost of money As a consumer you are affected by interest rates The earnings you receive as a saver or investor reflect current interest rates People with poor credit ratings pay a higher interest rate than people with good credit ratings.

Types of Interest Rates Prime rate- rate banks make available to their best business customers such as large corporations Discount rate- rate financial institutions are charged to borrow funds from Federal Reserve banks T-bill rate- yield on short-term (13 week) U.S. government debt obligations

Types of Interest Rates Treasury bond rate- yield on long-term (20 year) U.S. government debt obligations Mortgage rate- amount individuals pay to borrow for the purchase of a home Corporate bond rate- cost of borrowing for large U.S. corporations Certificate of deposit rate- rate for time deposits at savings institutions

Changing Interest Rates Each day, interest rates change because of various factors: As amounts saved increase, interest rates decline When borrowing by consumers , businesses, and government increases, interest rates are likely to rise

Checkpoint>> How do interest rates affect business activities in our economy? Give at least 2 ways.

2-2 ASSESSMENT Complete the 3 assessment questions individually.