Economic Growth L3-L4 Flashcards

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What is economic growth?

A

The growth in a country’s economic output over time

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what is economic growth measured in ?

A

GDP which is also equivalent to incomes

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3
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What is the definition of recession?

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Two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth

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What was the UK’s economic growth in 2023 ?

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0.3%

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5
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Is economic growth measured yearly or quarterly?

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Both - it is the rise or fall in GDP from one year to the next

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What is the difference between measuring economic growth using nominal and real GDP?

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Nominal GDP takes in all the output/income but doesn’t account for inflation

Real GDP takes into account inflation over a time period

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What is GDP per capita equivalent to and also the equation?

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It is equivalent to GDP per person:

Formula = Total GDP // no. of population

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What are the 3 different ways economic growth is measure?

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changes in economic output over time measured in GDP (goods produced domestically)

GNP - market value of products produced over a period of time (both domestically and foreign)

Unemployment rates - low unemployment signals thriving economy full of jobs

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9
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What are the limitations of using GDP statistics to view economic growth?

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There are too many sources
inaccuracy of calculations
human error
only predictions
Figures will get adjusted later on

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10
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What are the different measures of national income?

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GDP - gross domestic product

GNP - gross national product (accounts for both a countries domestic and foreign product)

GVA - gross value added
= ( GDP - direct taxes + subsidies on goods)

GNI - gross national income (the value of goods/ services produced by a country over a period of time + payments from overseas investments)

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