MACRO L2 - National Income Flashcards
what are the 3 ways of measuring GDP
- the product method
- the income method
- the expenditure method
what is the product method
sum the value of all the goods and services produced in the country, industry by industry
what is the income method
add up all household incomes, that is wages, salaries, profits, rent and interest
what is the expenditure method
sum of consumption (C), gov spending (G), investment (I), and net export spending on goods and services (X-M)
GDP = C + G + I + (X-M)
what is ‘value added’
- it measures each firms own contribution to total output, the amount of market value that is produced by that firm
what is GVA and how is it calculated
GVA - gross added value
the sum of all values added in in an economy (measure of the economys total output)
what is GDP
Gross domestic product
- the value of output in terms of the prices actually paid
what is GNI
Gross national income
- GDP + net income from abroad
what is nominal GDP
GDP measured at current prices
what is real GDP
GDP measured in constant prices
what does GDP per head measure
(material) living standards
what does GDP per worker measure
labour productivity
what is PPP exchange rate
An exchange rate corrected to take into account the purchasing power of a currency
PPP - Purchasing-power parity