CH 7: Measuring a nation's income Flashcards

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Define GDP

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  • The total market value of all final G/S produced in a country in a given time period.
  • All items produced in an economy and sold legally in markets.
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What does GDP exclude?

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  • Items produced/consumed at home that don’t enter the marketplace.
  • Items produced and sold illegally (black market).
  • G/S produced in other countries. Does count if foreigners produced it in NZ.
  • Income earned by NZ citizen overseas.
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Formula for GDP and GNDP?

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GDP = Y = C + I + G + NX
GNDP = Y + NFI
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4
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Nominal vs Real GDP?

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Nominal = current prices
Real = constant prices
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5
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Define GDP Deflator

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Shows how much a rise in nominal GDP is because of a price change rather than quantity change.

GDP Deflator = (Nominal GDP / Real GDP) x 1000.

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6
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While GDP measures Standard of Living, what are weaknesses?

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  • Does not measure happiness or QoL.

- Leisure, clean environment, activities outside of markets.

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