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BooK 2 - EcoNOMics Reading Assignments Study Session 4 -Economics: and Learning Microeconomic Outcome Statements ........................................ 3 ........................................... 8 ...................................... 124 ............................ 209 .......................................................................................... 249 in a Global Context Economics Analysis Study Session 5 -Economics: Macroeconomic Analysis Study Session 6 -Economics: Self-Test: Economics Formulas ............................................................................................................ Index ................................................................................................................. 253 257
SCHWESERNOTES™ 2013 CPA LEVEL I BOOK 2: ECONOMICS ©20 12 Kaplan, Published reserved. Inc. All rights in 2012 by Kaplan, Inc. the United States Printed in ISBN: 978-1-4277-4268-1 PPN: 3200-2845 of America. I 1-4277-4268-5 If this book does not distributed of global copyright have the hologram with the Kaplan Schweser logo on the back cover, it was without permission of Kaplan Schweser, a Division of Kaplan, Inc., and is in direct violation laws. Your assistance in pursuing potential violators of this law is greatly appreciated. owned CFA Institute (formerly disclosure for these materials: "Copyright, Management and Research) offered by Kaplan the Association for Investment disclaimer: "CFA® and Chartered Financial Analyst® are trademarks contained within this text are the copyrighted from 2013 Learning Outcome Statements, CFA Institute Standards Required CFA Institute by CFA Institute. does not endorse, promote, review, or warrant the accuracy of the products or services Schweser." Certain materials is the copyright republished Materials, Performance These materials duplication Your assistance Disclaimer: CFA Institute topics contained in the readings referenced their accuracy cannot be guaranteed authors of the referenced 2012, CFA Institute. Level I, II, and III questions Conduct, and CFA Institute's All Rights Reserved." from CFA Institute. may not be copied without written permission in their 2013 CFA Level I Study Guide. Standards with permission nor endorsed or sponsored these Notes. should be used in conjunction readings as set forth by contained in these Notes However, nor is any warranty conveyed as to your ultimate exam success. The and is believed to be accurate. by CFA Institure The information with the original property of CFA Institute. Reproduced and of this law is greatly appreciated. from the author. The unauthorized laws and the CFA Institute Code of Ethics. of these notes is a violation of global copyright in pursuing potential violators The SchweserNores Global Investment of Professional readings have covers The following from CFA ® Program Page 2 Inc. ©2012 Kaplan,
READING AssiGNMENTS AND LEARNING OuTCOME STATEMENTS is a review of the Economics principles designed to address the outcome The following material learning STuDY SESSION Economics, statements set forth by CPA Institute. AssiGNMENTS 4 READING Volume 2 (CFA Institute, CPA Program Curriculum, 13. Demand and Supply Analysis: Introduction 14. Demand and Supply Analysis: Consumer 15. Demand and Supply Analysis: The Firm 16. The Firm and Market Structures 2013) Demand page 8 page 45 page 57 page 92 STuDY SESSION Economics, 5 READING AssiGNMENTS CFA Program Curriculum, Volume 2 (CFA Institute, 2013) and Economic Growth Output, 17. Aggregate 18. Understanding 19. Monetary Business and Fiscal Policy Prices, Cycles STuDY SESSION Economics, 6 READING AssiGNMENTS Volume 2 (CFA Institute, CFA Program Curriculum, Flows Trade and Capital 2013) 20. International 21. Currency Rates Exchange page 124 page 155 page 178 page 209 page 230 ©20 12 Kaplan, Inc. Page 3
Book 2 - Economics Reading Assignments and Learning Outcome Statements LEARNING OuTCOME STATEMENTS (LOS) STUDY SESSION 4 The topical coverage corresponds with the following CFA Institute assigned reading: 13. Demand and Supply Analysis: Introduction The candidate a. Distinguish b. Explain c. Describe should be able to: among types of markets. (page 8) the principles causes of shifts in and movements of demand and supply. (page 9) along demand and supply curves. (page 1 1) d. Describe the process of aggregating demand and and mechanisms between stable and unstable by which markets supply curves, achieve equilibria the concept equilibrium. (page 12) instances of such and identifY of e. Distinguish equilibrium, equilibria. (page 15) f. Calculate and interpret individual and aggregate demand, inverse and interpret individual and aggregate demand and demand and supply supply functions (page 16) curves. g. Calculate and interpret h. Describe with a non-equilibrium the types of auctions (page 16) (page 18) and interpret consumer 1. Calculate the amount of excess demand or excess price. (page 16) and calculate the winning price(s) of an auction. supply associated surplus, producer surplus, and total surplus. J. Analyze the effects of government regulation and intervention on demand and supply. (page 22) the effect of the introduction a price floor or ceiling) and interpret price, and the removal on price and quantity. income, (page 22) elasticities and cross-price of demand and of a market interference (e.g., k. Forecast 1. Calculate describe factors that affect each measure. (page 31) The topical coverage corresponds with the following CFA Institute assigned reading: 14. Demand and Supply Analysis: Consumer Demand should be able to: The candidate a. Describe consumer b. Describe choice theory and indifference curves, in decision c. Calculate d. Determine a the use of making. (page 46) and interpret consumer's (page 46) a budget constraint. equilibrium and income effects. (page 49) e. Compare substitution f. Distinguish and Veblen goods in this context. (page 52) (page 49) utility theory. (page 45) sets, and budget constraints opportunity bundle of goods based on utility analysis. between normal goods and inferior goods, and explain Giffen goods The topical coverage corresponds with the following CFA Institute assigned reading: 1 5. Demand and Supply Analysis: The Firm The candidate a. Calculate, should be able to: interpret, and economic and interpret b. Calculate profit, (page 61) and compare accounting rent. (page 57) profit, economic profit, normal and compare total, average, and marginal revenue. Page 4 ©2012 Kaplan, Inc.
Reading Assignments and Learning Outcome Statements Book 2 - Economics c. Describe d. Calculate the firm's factors of production. (page 63) and interpret average, total, marginal, fixed, and variable costs. (page 65) e. Determine f. Explain g. Describe approaches and describe how economies breakeven of scale and diseconomies and shutdown points of production. (page 69) fect costs. (page of scale af 73) level of output. the profit-maximizing to determining (page 74) and describe J· Calculate k. Describe h. Distinguish 1. Distinguish supply of each. (page 78) and long-run profit maximization. between short-run among decreasing-cost, constant-cost, and increasing-cost the long-run and interpret the phenomenon the profit-maximizing and average marginal level of an input. of labor. and calculate (page 8 1 ) that minimizes product returns of diminishing of resources interpret I. Determine The topical coverage corresponds with the following CPA Institute the optimal combination utilization reading: assigned marginal, cost. (page 8 1 ) total, (page 80) (page 77) and industries 16. The Firm and Market Structures The candidate a. Describe should be able to: the characteristics of perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopol b. Explain y, and pure monopoly. (page 92) the relationships between price, marginal revenue, marginal cost, economic (page 94) profit, and the elasticity of demand under each market structure. c. Describe d. Describe the firm's supply function under each market structure. (page 1 12) for firms under each and determine the optimal price and output market structure. (page 94) e. Explain factors affecting long-run equilibrium under each market structure. (page 94) f. Describe pricing strategy g. Describe under each market structure. measures of concentration the use and limitations (page 112) in identifying. (page 1 13) h. Identify the type of market structure a firm is operating within. (page 1 15) STUDY SESSION 5 The topical coverage corresponds with the following CPA Institute assigned reading: 17. Aggregate The candidate a. Calculate Output, Prices, should be able to: and explain and Economic Growth gross domestic product (GDP) using expenditure and income approaches. (page 124) b. Compare the sum-of-value-added and value-of -final-output methods of calculating GDP. (page 125) c. Compare nominal and real GDP and calculate and interpret the GDP deflator. (page 125) d. Compare GDP, national income, personal income, and personal disposable income. (page 127) e. Explain balance, relationship the fundamental and the trade balance. the IS and LM curves and how they combine to generate among saving, (page 128) investment, the fiscal the aggregate f. Explain demand curve. (page 129) ©20 12 Kaplan, Inc. Page 5
Book 2 - Economics Reading Assignments and Learning Outcome Statements g. Explain h. Explain the aggregate the causes of movements along and supply curve in the short run and long run. (page shifts in aggregate demand and 134) supply curves. (page 135) 1. Describe how fluctuations in aggregate demand and aggregate supply cause short­ run changes in the economy and the business how a short run macroeconomic J· Explain or below full employment. k. Analyze the effect of combined (page 140) cycle. (page 139) equilibrium may occur at a level above changes in aggregate supply and demand on the economy. 1. Describe (page 141) the sources, (page 144) measurement, and sustainability of economic growth. m. Describe the production function approach to analyzing the sources of economic growth. (page 145) n. Distinguish components between input growth and growth of total factor productivity of economic growth. (page 146) as The topical coverage corresponds with the following CPA Institute assigned reading: 18. Understanding Business Cycles should be able to: The candidate a. Describe b. Explain the business the typical cycle and its phases. (page 1 55) patterns of resource use fluctuation, housing sector activity, trade sector activity, as an economy moves through the business and external cycle. of the business theories types of unemployment inflation, hyperinfla the construction measures, (page 1 56) c. Describe d. Describe e. Explain f. Explain g. Compare inflation h. Distinguish 1. Describe economic J· Identify between cost-push the past, current, indicators, of indices or expected (page 170) indicators. based on economic (page 1 59) cycle. and measures of tion, disinflation, used to measure and deflation. (page 161) (page 162) inflation. unemployment. (page 160 including their uses and limitations. (page 165) and demand-pull including inflation. (page 167) their uses and limitations. (page 169) future business cycle phase of an economy The topical coverage corresponds with the following CPA Institute assigned reading: 19. Monetary and Fiscal Policy and fiscal and definitions policy. (page 178) of money. (page 178) process. (page 179) of the demand for and supply of money. (page 1 8 1) of central banks. (page 183 and unexpected. (page 1 84) of monetary of effective central banks. (page 1 87) implementation policy. (page 186) between monetary policy 188) rates. (page and economic growth, be able to: money creation the costs of expected The candidate should a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. l. Compare monetary Describe functions Explain the Describe theories the Fisher effect. (page 183) Describe Describe the roles and objectives Contrast Describe the Describe Explain inflation, Contrast banks. (page 189) Determine (page 190) Describe the qualities the relationships and exchange interest, the use of inflation, the limitations a monetary whether J 0 1. m. k. interest rate, and exchange rate targeting by central policy is expansionary or contractionary. of monetary policy. (page 190) Page 6 IB ©2012 Kaplan, Inc.
Reading Assignments and Learning Outcome Statements Book 2 - Economics the roles and objectives n. Describe o. Describe the tools of fiscal of fiscal policy. (page 192) policy, including their advantages and disadvantages. (page 1 93) p. Describe the arguments for and against being concerned with the size of a fiscal deficit (relative to GDP). (page 195) q. Explain the implementation of fiscal policy and the difficulties of implementation. (page 196) r. Determine s. Explain the interaction of monetary policy is expansionary and fiscal policy. (page 198) or contraction ary. (page 197) whether a fiscal 20. International STUDY SESSION 6 The topical coverage corresponds with the following CFA Institute assigned reading: Trade and Capital Flows to: The candidate should be able a. Compare gross domestic product b. Describe c. Distinguish between comparative d. Explain and gross national trade. and costs of international the Ricardian advantage and Heckscher-Ohlin in each model. (page 214) comparative the benefits advantage product. (page 2 1 0) and absolute models of trade and the source(s) advantage. (page 2 1 1) of (page 2 1 0) e. Compare types of trade and capital restrictions and their economic implications. (page 2 1 5) f. Explain economic g. Describe unions. the balance (page 2 1 8) motivations for and advantages of trading blocs, common markets, and of payments accounts including their components. (page 220) h. Explain how decisions by consumers, firms, and governments affect the balance of payments. (page 221) 1. Describe functions including trade, World Trade Organization. (page 222) and objectives of the international organizations that facilitate the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the The topical coverage corresponds with the following CFA Institute assigned reading: 21. Currency Exchange Rates The candidate a. Define an exchange rate should be able to: and spot b. Describe and forward exchange rates. functions and distinguish (page 230) of and participants in the foreign exchange between nominal market. and real exchange rates (page 232) the percentage change in a currency relative to another c. Calculate currency. d. Calculate e. Convert and interpret (page 233) and interpret forward quotations into outright forward quotations. currency cross-rates. (page 233) on a points expressed (page 234) relationship between spot rates, basis or in percentage terms f. Explain the arbitrage forward rates and interest rates. (page 235) g. Calculate and interpret a forward rate consistent with a spot rate and the interest rate in each currency. (page 236) h. Describe 1. Explain exchange the impact of exchange rate regimes. (page 237) rates on countries' international trade and capital flows. (page 238) ©20 12 Kaplan, Inc. Page 7
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