Economic growth Flashcards

1
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What is nominal GDP?

A

The monetary value of GDP adjusted for inflation.

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2
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Problems measuring economic growth

Output method

A

Risk of double counting

Raw materials must not be counted twice.

Example: car

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3
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Difficulties of measuring economic growth

Income method

A

Transfer payments must be excluded as only incomes earned in producing products must be included.

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4
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Difficulties of measuring economic growth

Country output

A

Undeclared activity

Understate true level if output

Black markets

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5
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Difficulties of measuring economic growth

A

Need to measure inflation accurately

Adjusted to get real GDP.

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6
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Price index

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Price index = 100 * (nominal GDP/Real GDP)

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7
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Real GDP Calc

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Real GDP = Nominal GDP * (100/price index)

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8
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Nominal GDP calc

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Nominal GDP = Real GDP / (100 / price index)

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9
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Short-run economic growth

A

Components of AD

Changes in cost of production

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10
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Long run economic growth

A

Changes is quality and quantity

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11
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Difference between actual growth and potential growth

A

PPF

B point middle of PPF1

A under PPF1

SR growth A-B
LR growth ppc1-ppc2

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12
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Short run for the could be due to

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Expansionary fiscal policy

Expansionary monetary policy

Autonomous increases in AD

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13
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Ways LR an be achieved

A

Quality and Quantity of CELL factors

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14
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Output gap fringe

A

Measure of the difference between actual and potential output.

If potential output increases at a faster rate than actual output then we get an increase in spare capacity in the economy.

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15
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Absolute poverty define

A

Anyone who is living on $1.25 a day I.e. Anyone whose basic human needs are not met e.g. Water

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16
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Variables

Prices

A

Prices increase

17
Q

Variables

Unemployment

A

Will decrease. Real GDP increasing.

18
Q

Variables.

Wage.

A

Upwards pressure in wages as employees demand pay rises to meet higher costs of living.

19
Q

Variables

Interest rates

A

Are likely to be high in control inflation.

20
Q

Recession definition

A

A period of negative economic growth that lasts for 6 months or more.