2.1.1 Economic Growth Flashcards
What is Gross Domestic Product?
- is a measure of economic growth
- the amount of goods and services produced within an economy
Explain the difference between Real and Nominal GDP,
- Real GDP has been adjusted for inflation
- Nominal GDP has not been adjusted for inflation
Explain the difference between total and per capita GDP
- Total GDP is the combined monetary value of all goods and services produced within a countries borders
- GDP per capita is GDP divided by the population
Explain the difference between value and volume
- Value is the amount of money something is worth
- Volume is
Explain the difference between GNP and GNI
- Gross National Product is the total output produced by a citizens country regardless of whether they live there or not
- Gross National Income is GDP + Net income
Why must we be careful when comparing GDP across different countries?
Some countries are developing and some are developed
Why must we be careful when comparing GDP over time?
Inflation may differ
What is meant by ‘Purchasing Power Parity’?
is the economic theory that prices between countries for the same good or service will equalise over time
Why might PPP be useful?
Helps avoid misconceptions when comparing prices between countries
How is the ONS National Wellbeing indicator measured?
- Families and relationships
- Friends
- Personal freedon
- Personal values
- Health
- Work
- Financial situation