Cycle Test Flashcards
income
Money coming into your bank or household. Which you get from wages or salary.
Examples of income
Work , pocket money, from family , gifts or from pension payments
Expenses
Are costs . Things that you pay for and use . Possessions are not expenses it is the cost of running those possessions that is a expense.
Examples of expenses
Shopping , stationery, books toiletries, cellphone, electricity , water, rent.
Salary
Is a fixed amount paid or transferred to a worker for their performance at the end of every month
Wage
Is a hourly , daily , weekly payment given to a worker for work finished in a hour , day or week. It depends on the number of hours the worker has worked.
The difference between salary and wage
Salary is fixed . Wage is not fixed it varies depending on the performance of the worker
GDP
Gross Domestic Product
Economic growth
Rate of the country increasing or decreasing over time. If the economy is producing more goods and services than last year, the country is experiencing positive growth. If the amount of goods and services are decreasing it is called negative growth
Gross domestic product
Is used to measure the economic growth in a country. GDP is the total value of the goods and services in a country per year. The GDP is measured as a percentage from the previous year.high economic growth = wealthy country.
Recession
Where economic activity decreases and economic growth is low.
Economic shock
An unpredictable event the causes widespread disruption. And can cause recession.
Example of economic shock
Natural disaster or COVID-19