ECONOMICS

1. ECONOMICS MICROECONOMICS MACROECONOMICS What Macroeconomist Study? Why have some countries experienced rapid growth in incomes over the past century while others stay mired in poverty? Why do some countries have high rates inflation while others maintain stable price? Why do all countries experience recessions and depressions – recurrent periods of falling income and rising unemployment and how government policy reduce the frequency and severity of these episodes? Macroeconomist, the study of the economy as a whole, attempts to answer these and many related questions

2. Theory as Model Building Modelsare simplified theories that show the key relationships among economic variables Endogenous variables Exogenous variables Economic model Figure 1. The Working of an Economic Model TUJUANMODEL: MENUNJUKKAN BAGAIMANA VARIABEL EKSOGEN MEMPENGARUHI VARIABEL ENDOGEN

3. Qd = f ( P, Y) Qs = f ( P, Pm) Qs = Qd P Supply Market Equilibrium Demand Q Figure 1.2 The Model Supply and Demand

4. (a). A Shift in Demand P S P2 P1 D2 D1 Q Q1 Q2 (b) A Shift in Supply P S2 S1 P2 P1 D1 Q Q2 Q1

5. Using Function to Express Relationships Among Variables A functionis a mathematical concept that show one variable depends on a set of other variables QD = F (P, Y) QD = 60 – 10P + 2Y

6. Macroeconomics is the study of the economy as a whole - including growth in income, changes in prices and rate of unemployment. Macroeconomist attempt both to explain economic events and to devise policies to improve economic performance To understand the economy, economist use model – theories that simplify reality in order to reveal show how exogenous variable influence endogenous variables. The art in the science of economics is in judging whether a model captures the important economic relationships for the matter at hand. Because no single model can answer all questions, macroeconomist use different model to look at different issues

7. NATIONAL-INCOME ACCOUNTING: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND THE PRICE LEVEL Chapter 2 (Macroeconomics: A Modern Approach) • Flows and Stocks Variables • Some Frequently Used Terms • (i). Output (Product), Income & Expenditure • (ii). Domestic and National • (iii). Gross and Net • (iv). Markets Price and Factor Cost • (v). Nominal and Real

8. C. Aggregate Income, Output (Product) & Expenditure (i). The Simplest Economy: Households & Firms Factors of Production Income (Y) Firms Households Consumers Expenditure Goods & Services Figure 4. Real and Money Flows in the Simplest Economy Money flow: Continuous lines Real flow: Dash lines

9. (ii). Saving by Households Incomes Factors of Production Incomes Capital Goods Factors of Production HOUSEHOLDS FIRMS C FIRMS K Investment Expenditure Consumers Goods Saving Consumers Expenditure Figure 5. Real & Money Flows in Economy with Saving & Investment

10. Incomes (Y) Factors of Production H F Goods & Services Investment Saving Consumers Expenditures (C) Figure 6. Real & Money Flow in an Economy with Saving & Investment Simplified Y = C + I Y = C + S S = I

11. Y H F S C I Figure 7. The Money Flows in an Economy with Saving and Investment – A More Abstract Representation

12. (iii). Government Expenditure and Taxes H F GOV T G S I (iv). The Rest of the World EX H R F GOV T G S IM I

13. Y = C + I + G Y = C + S + T Y = C + I + G + EX - IM I + G + EX = S + T + IM (I-S) + (G – T) + (EX – IM) = O D. Measuring Aggregate Income (i). The Expenditure Approach (ii). The Factor Income Approach (iii). The Output Approach

14. MEASURING GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) GDPA MEASURE OF THE VALUE OF ALL GOODS & SERVICES NEWLY PRODUCED IN AN ECONOMY DURING A SPECIFIED PERIOD OF TIME WHAT? WHRE? WHEN? GDP VSGNP

15. THREE WAYS OF MEASURING GDP • THE PRODUCTION APPROACH TO MEASURING GDP • THE SPENDING APPROACH TO MEASURING GDP • THE INCOME APPROACH TO MEASURING GDP • MANFAAT DIKETAHUINYA GDP: • MENGUKUR PERTUMBUHAN EKONOMI • MENGETAHUI STRUKTUR EKONOMI • MEMBANDINGKAN PEREKONOMIAN ANTAR NEGARA

16. What Determines the Demand for Goods & Services? • The four component of GDP: • Consumption (C) • Investment (I) • Government purchases (G) • Net Export (NX) Y = C + I + G + (X - M)

17. Consumption MPC C = C(Y-T) C 0,70 Consumption function MPC Y- T The Consumption Function

18. TEORI-TEORI KONSUMSI • John Maynard Keynes and the Consumption Function • Irving Fisher and Inter temporal Choice • Franco Modigliani and the Life-Cycle Hypothesis • Milton Friedman and the Permanent-Income Hypothesis • Robert Hall and the Random-Walk Hypothesis

19. Investment I = I (r) The nominal interest rate The real interest rate r I = I (r) I The investment Function

20. Government Purchases 20% of GDP a balance budget G = T G = G T = T

21. Equilibrium in the Market for Goods and Services: The Supply and Demand for the Economy Output Y = F(K, L) Y = C + I + G = Y C = C(Y- T) Y = C(Y-T) + I(r) + G I = I(r) Y = C(Y-T) + I(r) + G G = G T = T

22. Equilibrium in the Financial Markets: The Supply and Demand for Loanable Funds Y – C – G = I S = (Y-T-C) + (T- G) = I Y- C(Y-T) - G = I(r) Y- C(Y-T) - G = I(r) S = I(r)

23. Real interest rate Saving (S) Equilibrium r Desired investment, I(r) S Investment, Saving Saving, Investment and the Interest Rate

24. Changes in Saving: The effects of Fiscal Policy

25. MONETARY THEORY AND POLICY APAKAH TEORI MONETER? TEORI MONETER: TEORI MENGENAI PASAR UANG TEORI MENGENAI PERMINTAAN (MD) PENAWARAN UANG (MS) INTI TEORI MONETER: ANALISIS TENTANG FAKTOR2 APA YG MEMPENGARUHI PERMINTAAN AKAN UANG (DEMAND FOR MONEY) DAN FAKTOR2 APA YG MEMPENGARUHI PENAWARAN UANG (SUPPLY OF MONEY)

26. PERMINTAAN DAN PENAWARAN DI PASAR UANG • AKAN MENENTUKAN HARGA: • TINGKAT SUKU BUNGA • TINGKAT HARGA UMUM KEYNES & KEYNESIANS CLASSIC & MONETARIST IMPLIKASI TEROTIS & KEBIJAKAN YG BERBEDA

27. MENGAPA PERUBAHAN KONDISI PASAR UANG YANG DICERMINKAN OLEH PERUBAHAN TINGKAT SUKU BUNGA ATAU TINGKAT HARGA PENTING ???? • DEFINING MONEY BY ITS FUNCTIONS: • MEANS OF EXCHANGE (PAYMENT) • MEASURE OF VALUE • THE UNIT OF ACCOUNT • THE STORE OF VALUE OR STORE OF WEALTH

28. TEORI KUANTITAS & KEYNESIANS SEPAKAT MENGENAI THE STORE OF VALUE OR STORE OF WEALTH: KEPUTUSAN MENGENAI BERAPA BESAR UANG TUNAI YG KITA PEGANG ATAU BERAPA BESAR SALDO POS “KAS” YG KITA INGINKAN DLM NERACA KITA. MERUPAKAN KEPUTUSAN EKONOMIS YG KITA DASARKAN ATAS UNTUNG-RUGI. KEPUTUSAN TENTANG: SALDOKAS VS MEMBELI SURAT BERHARGA (BONDS OR STOCKS)

29. DEFINISI UANG MENURUT PENCIPTANYA: (1). MONEY BASE (RESERVE MONEY OR HIGH-POWER MONEY), (2). M1= KARTAL +GIRAL) & (3). M2 = M1 + QUASI MONEY KESEIMBANGAN PASAR UANG TERJADI JIKA: MS= MD MS = MONEY SUPPLY MS = f (Y, rKRDT, rDEPO,A).B MS = f (Y, rKRDT, rDEPO,A).B (X1, X2,….Xn)

30. UANG PRIMER: MONETARY BASE (B) (ALN-PLN) + (TP-DP) + (TB) + (AL-PL) = C + R = B = MO FAKTOR2 YG MEMPENGARUHI UANG PRIMER TABEL 1.1 NERACA KONSOLIDASI OTORITAS MONETER

31. ANGKA PENGGANDA UANG: MONEY MULTIPLIER (m) MS = mB m = B/ MS CP = mc B DD = md B M1 = m1 B QM = mq B M2 = m2 B

32. PENCIPTAAN KOMPONEN UANG BEREDAR OLEH SISTEM PERBANKAN SC = TPSb + TPPb = mb.B KETERANGAN: mb = ANGKA PENGGANDA AKTIVA BPUG TPSb = TAGIHAN PADA SEKTOR PEMERINTAH TPPb = TAGIHAN PADA PERUSAHAAN &PERORANGAN

33. THE DEMAND FOR MONEY THE QUANTITY THEORY 0F MONEY AND CAMRIDGE APROACH MV = PT IRVING FISHER MV = PY CAMBRIDGE APROACH Y = GDP REAL Md = 1/V.PY V = 1/k Md = k PY PENDAPATAN NASIONAL RIIL (Y) & k ADALAH KOSTAN

34. THE INTEREST RATE AS A DETERMINANT OF MONEY DEMAND KEYNES (1936)INTRODUCE S THREE MOTIVESS FOR HOLDING MONEY • A TRANSSACTION MOTIVE (BUSSINES MOTIVE): Mt • A PRECAUTIONARY MOTIVE (Mp) • A SPECULATIVE MOTIVE (Ms) Mt + Mp = f (Y) Ms = f (r) K = r P P = K/r

35. HOW THE QUANTITY OF MONEY IS CONTROLLED? THE QUANTITY OF MONEY A VAILABLE IN AN ECONOMY IS CALLED THEMONEY SUPPLY (MS) THE CONTROL OVER THE MONEY SUPPLYIS CALLED MONETARY POLICY IN INDONESIA & MANY OTHER COUNTRIES, MONETARY POLICY IS DELEGATED TO INDEPENDENT INSTITUTION CALLED THE CENTRAL BANK (BI) UU NO.23 TAHUN 1999 & UU NO.3 TAHUN 2004

36. INFLATION & MONEY GROWTH SEIGNIORAGE: THE REVENUE FROM PRINTING MONEY INFLATION & INTEREST RATES INTEREST RATES: NOMINAL & REAL r = i - π Fisher equation i = r + π The nominal interest rate can change for two reasons: because the real interest rate changes or because the inflation rate changes

37. The Quantity Theory of Money: the rate of money growth determines the rate of inflation The Fisher equation: the real interest rate & the inflation rate together to determine the nominal interest rate The Quantity Theory of Money & The Fisher Equation together tell us how money growth affects the nominal interest rate According the Quantity theory: an increase in the rate of money growth of 1 percent cause a 1 percent increase in the rate of inflation. According to the Fisher Equation: a 1 percent increase in the rate of inflation in turn causes a 1 percent increase in the nominal interest rate The One-for-One relation between the inflation rate and the nominal interest rate is called the Fisher Effect

38. Two Real Interest Rates: Ex Ante & Ex Post The ex ante real interest rate: Tingkat bunga riil yg diharapkan pemberi pinjaman & peminjam ketika kesepakatan dibuat The ex post real interest rate: Tingkat bunga riil yg terealisasi secara nyata

39. TransmissionsMechanism Monetary Policy Operational Target Instruments Intermediate Target Final Target JANGKAR NOMINAL Inflation Targeting SKEMA 1. KERANGKA OPERASI KEBIJAKAN MONETER

40. SISTEM OPERASI KEBIJAKAN MONETER Quantity Approach: TEORI KUANTITAS: MV = PT Interest Rate or Price Approach: TEORI Keynesians INSTRUMEN-INSTRUMEN: LANGSUNG & TIDAK LANGSUNG • INSTRUMEN TDK LANGSUNG: • OPERASI PASAR TERBUKA (OPT) • GIRO WAJIB MINIMUM • TINGKAT BUNGA DISKONTO • INSTRUMEN PERSUASIF

41. SECARA UMUM: MEKANISME TRANSMISI KEB. MONETER MENGGAMBARKAN BAGAIMANA KEBIJAKAN MONETER OLEH BANK SENTRAL DPT MEMPENGARUHI AKTIVITAS EK & KEUANGAN HINGGA TERWUJUDNYA FINAL TARGET (INFLASI) SECARA SPESIFIKTaylor (1995):The process through which monetary policy decision are transmitted into changes in real GDP and inflation

42. TUJUAN AKHIR: INFLASI KEBIJAKAN MONETER ? SKEMA 2. MEKANISME TRANSMISI KEB. MONETER “ Black Box”

43. JALUR-JALUR MEKANISME TRANSMISI KEB. MONETER • JALUR UANG (Money Channel) • JALUR SUKU BUNGA ( Interest rate Channel) • JALUR NILAI TUKAR ( Exchange Rate Channel) • JALUR HARGA ASET ( Asset Price Channel) • JALUR KREDIT (Credit Channel) • JALUR EKSPEKTASI ( Expectation Channel)

44. Inflation Targeting Framework KARATERISTIK UTAMA: MODEL ITF DIJADIKANNYA TARGET INFLASI SEBAGAI TUJUAN POKOK KEB. MONETER. SASARAN YG HARUS DICAPAI ADALAH INFLASI YG RENDAH & STABIL (MASSON ET AL,1998)

45. OPEN ECONOMY DLM PEREKONOMIAN TERBUKA PENGELUARAN U PERIODE TERTENTU TIDK PERLU SAMA DGN HASIL PRODUKSI BARANG & JASA PERAN EKSPOR NETO = 60% THDP PDB DLM PEREKONOMIAN TERTUTUP, SELURUH OUTPUT DIJUAL DI PASAR DOMESTIK & PENGELUARAN DIBAGI MENJADI 3 KOMPONEN: C, I & G. DLM PEREKONOMIAN TERBUKA SEBAGIAN OUTPUT DI EKSPOR & DI JUAL DI PASAR DOMESTIK, PENGELUARAN DIBAGI MENJADI 4 BAGIAN: C, I, G & EX Y = C + I + G + EX

46. Y = C + I + G + EX - IM Y = C + I + G + NX NX= Y - (C + I + G ) Y – C – G = I + NX Y – C – G = TABUNGAN NASIONAL (S) Y – T – C = TABUNGAN PERSEORANGAN T – G = TABUNGAN PEMERINTAH S = I + NX S - I = NX

47. PENGARUH KEBIJAKAN MONETER r LM1 A r1 LM2 B r2 IS Y2 Y Y1 GAMBAR: PENINGKATAN MONEY SUPPLY (MS)

48. INTERAKSI KEB. FISKAL VS MONETER r LM1 r1 r2 IS1 IS2 Y1 Y Y2 DAMPAK KENAIKAN PAJAK: MS KONSTAN

49. INTERAKSI KEB. FISKAL VS MONETER r LM1 r1 r2 IS1 IS2 Y1 Y Y2 DAMPAK KENAIKAN PAJAK: MS KONSTAN

50. INTERAKSI KEB. FISKAL VS MONETER r LM2 LM1 r IS1 IS2 Y1 Y Y2 DAMPAK KENAIKAN PAJAK: r KONSTAN