Gross Domestic Product Flashcards

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What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP) used for?

A

To determine the size of the economy at a certain point in time and growth overtime

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2
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What does GDP measure?

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The total market value of all final goods and services produced in an economy in a given year

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What is Total Market Value?

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The value of a good or service is determined by the price paid for that item in the marketplace

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What is the total value of GDP?

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The prices paid for a good/service in the marketplace added together

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5
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What are “final” goods and services?

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Goods and services sold to an end user

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6
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What are intermediate goods?

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A good used in the production of final goods and services

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7
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What goods and services count in a nation’s GDP?

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Only goods and services produced within a country’s borders

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8
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True or False? GDP DOES take the national ownership of the business that produces the good/service into consideration

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False. GDP DOES NOT take the the national ownership of the business that produces the good or service into consideration

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What could an increase in GDP mean?

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More goods and services produced, production stayed the same but prices increased, or production and prices increased

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10
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What is nominal GDP?

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Unadjusted form of GDP

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11
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What is Real GDP?

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Nominal GDP adjusted for inflation and removed price changes

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12
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How is economic growth measured?

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By comparing Real GDP over time

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13
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How is economic growth presented?

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A percentage increase/decrease from an earlier period

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14
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When is a recession constitiuted?

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When Real GDP has declined for 2 consecutive quarters

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15
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What does Real GDP reflect?

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The actual increase/decrease in output/production of goods and services

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16
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How does GDP determine the impact of national income on individuals?

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GDP is divided by a country’s population (GDP per capita/person)

17
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What can changes in GDP per capita be used to estimate?

A

Changes in the standard of living over time

18
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What does a growing economy do?

A

Produce more goods and services for its population

19
Q

What is the best indicator of economic growth over time?

A

Real GDP

20
Q

Since 1950, as measured by real GDP, what growth rate has the U.S. economy averaged?

A

3.3%

21
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If a country has a higher GDP per capita, what else is there?

A

A higher standard of living