Gross Measures- Economic Activity Flashcards

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What is the best gross measurement of the economy?

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Nominal Gross Domestic Produce (GDP): Measures the total output of final goods and services produced for exchange in the domestic market during a period

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What is NOT included in GDP?

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  • Goods/Services
  • Illegal Activities
  • Activities for which there is no market exchange (Do it Yourself Activities)
  • Goods produced in foreign countries by US-owned entities
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What are the two approaches to measure GDP

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Expenditures approach- Measure GDP final sales/purchases, the sum of spending by individuals, governments, businesses, foreign buyers

Income approach- value of income and resources (compensation, rental income, proprietors corporate income, net interest, taxes on production, depreciation)

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What is REAL GDP?

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Measures the total output of final goods and services produced for exchange in the domestic market during a period at a constant prices.

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How do you get real GDP?

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Nominal GDP adjusted for changing prices

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What is GDP per capita?

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Real GDP per individual.

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What is net GDP?

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GDP Less capital consumed during during a period (GDP - Depreciation)

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What is potential GDP?

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Maximum output that can occur in domestic economy at point in time without creating upward increases in prices or inflation

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If real GDP is less than potential GDP, what does that mean?

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There are inefficiencies in the economy

If real GDP > Potential- this creates upward pressure on prices and inflation

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What is GNP (GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT)

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Measures total output of all goods and services produced world-wide using US resources

Includes goods and services produced by foreigners produced by US entities

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What is NNP

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Measures the total output world-wide using US resources, but does not include a value for deprecation

GNP-Depreciation factor

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What is national income

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Measures the total payments for economic resources included in the production of all goods and services, includes payments for:

  • Wages, Interest, rents, and profits
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What is personal income?

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Total payments for economic reousrces received by individuals

  • PI = NI- Corporate profits - SS Deductions + Dividends and interest received by individual + Government transfer payments to individuals
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What is personal disposal income?

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Amount of income individuals have to spend

PDI = PI - Income Taxes

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