L2 Flashcards

1
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Define GDP?

A

The market value of all final goods and services produced within a country during a given period

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2
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What is meant by ‘market value’ and what happens for G+S that aren’t sold?

A

Price at which G+S are sold at

An imputed value is used for G+S that don’t enter the market place (ie. Public goods/services)

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3
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What economic activities are exempted from GDP? (4)

A

Non market productive activities (household chores)
Black market transactions
Financial transactions (stock market)
Income transfers (benefits)

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4
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What is meant by ‘final goods and services’?

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Those which are purchase by their final consumers in the given time period

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5
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What does ‘final goods and services’ exclude intermediate G+S?

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Because their value is included in the final cost of the product - wouldn’t want to ‘double count’

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6
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Define GVA via equation?

A

Gross value added:

= (ΣG+S produced in an economy) - (Σvalue of G+S used in production process)

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7
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What does gross mean?

A

Capital depreciated has NOT been allowed for

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8
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What is meant by ‘produced’?

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Only newly produced G+S are incorporated

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9
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What happens to goods that are produced but not sold? (2)

A

1) deteriorates (eg. Mould) - tf no change to GDP

2) preserved (eg. Frozen) - tf essentially ‘sold to inventory’ tf GDP rises

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10
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What is meant by ‘within a country’?

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Only produce within geographic borders is included

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11
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What is meant by ‘a given period’?

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Must be produced in the given period to control unite to that year’s GDP

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12
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What is the first estimate of GDP?

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Initial prediction 3.5weeks after the end of the quarter, based on output information

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13
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What is the 2nd estimate of GDP?

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Based on more information, 8 weeks after end of quarter, tells level and growth of GDP

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14
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What is the 3rd estimate of GDP?

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Full account (QNA), 12 weeks after end of quarter

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15
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What has UK’s GDP growth averaged since 1948?

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2.6%

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16
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What are the three ways to measure GDP?

A

Output/production approach
Income approach
Expenditure approach

(All equal)

17
Q

What is the output/production approach?

A

Σvalue added created through production of G+S

18
Q

What is the income approach?

A

Total income generated by production of G+S by producers in the production of output (household income)

19
Q

What is the expenditure approach?

A

Total expenditure on all finished G+S

Y=C+I+G+(X-M)

20
Q

See circular flow of income

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