2.1.1 economic growth Flashcards
gross domestic product (GDP) (def.)
the total value of goods and services produced in an economy in a given time period
how can GDP be measured?
expenditure approach - adds up the value of all the expenditure in the economy
income approach - adds up the rewards for the factors of production used
nominal GDP (def.)
the actual value of the goods and services produced in an economy - there has been NO ADJUSTMENT FOR INFLATION
real GDP (def.)
the value of all goods and services produced in an economy - ADJUSTED FOR INFLATION
GDP per capital formula
GDP per capita = GDP / population size
gross national income (GNI) (def.)
equivalent to GDP, but counting the output produced by citizens of an economy across the world
gross national income formula
GNI = income earned by citizens operating outside the county + the GDP
gross national product (GNP) (def.)
the value of the output produced by the citizens/firms of an economy either domestically or abroad
gross national product formula
GNP = GDP + income from abroad - income sent by non-residents to their home countries
purchasing power parity (PPP) (def.)
an economic theory
used to adjust GDP to account for different living standards across countries
dis. of using GDP for comparisons
lack of information provided on inequality - does not take it into account
quality of goods and services
does not include voluntary/unpaid work
differences in hours worked
environment factors