revision questions chapter 20 pt2 Flashcards
The term capital, as used in macroeconomics, refers to
manufactured inputs, including inventories, buildings, machinery, etc.
the difference between gross investment and net investment is…
depreciation
if nominal GDP is £5 billion and the GDP deflator is 125, what is real GDP?
4 Billion
- real GDP= nominal GDP / GDP deflator X100
- 5000000000/125 X100= 4000000000
gross investment is…
The total amount spent on adding to the stock of capital and on replacing depreciated capital
in the circular flow of economic activity,…
aggregate expenditure measures the pound value of purchases of final goods and services.
An example of “investment” in the national accounts is the purchase of
a new van by a potter, who packs it with his wares and travels to art shows.
in the national accounts, the purchase of a new house counts as…
investment
The chained volume measure method of measuring real GDP is based on
calculating the growth rate of real GDP from one year to the next using prices from the first of the two years.
If national saving (S) is £100,000, net taxes (T) equal £100,000 and government purchases of goods and services (G) are £25,000, how much is private saving?
£25,000
> private savings= income (national savings & gov purchases of G&S) - expenses (net taxes)