2/5 LECTURE Flashcards

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output is highly dimensional so we must reduce it down to

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a single number (GDP)

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output is

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the set of all final goods and services produced by a country over the course of a particular period

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measure is

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a standard unit used to express the size, amount or degree of something

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4
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GDP is the measure of and is

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value of output and is the value of final goods and services produced within a countries borders over the course of a year

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5
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final goods/services are

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goods and services produced for direct use by the buyer

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example of final goods/service

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pants

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7
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intermediate outputs are

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goods and services used up in the process of producing other (final or intermediate) goods or services

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8
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example of intermediate inouts

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zipper

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9
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What is gross national product (GNP)

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value of final goods and services produced using capital and labor of a countrys residents

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10
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when is a variable said to be nominal

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if it is measured in terms of money

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11
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when is a variable said to be real

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measured in terms of physical units

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12
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when is a variable said to be aggregate

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measures total/overall amount

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13
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variable is said to be per capita

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if it is measured per person

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14
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what are the four types of GDP

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-aggregate nominal
-aggregate real
-per capita nominal
-per capita real

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15
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what are the three ways nominal GDP can be measured

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-expenditure approach
-income approach
-production/value-added approach

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16
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what is expenditure approach

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sum of all purchases made by consumers, firms governments and foreigners

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income approach is

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sum of income earned by labor and capital

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production/value added approach is

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sum of the value added at each stage of production

19
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what is NGDP per capita

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comparison across countries of the total value of all goods and services produced in a given time period less the value of those made during the production process per person

20
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real GDP is

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allows for comparison of output over time, accounts for inflation

21
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GDP deflator

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to account for inflation, we need to measure decline in purchasing power

22
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Real GDP per person

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real GDP impacted by population chnages

23
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is nominal per capita GDP measured domestic or cross country

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cross country

24
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is real aggregate GDP and real per capita GDP measured within country

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yes, within country over course of time

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growth
change in a varibales value between two points in time (new-old/old)
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nominal growth is
the increase in the dollar value of production over time
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real growth is
measures economic growth, as expressed by gross domestic product (GDP), from one period to another, adjusted for inflation or deflation
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what do none of the four measures of GDP account for
-distribution of output -higher production does not equal higher levels of welfare/happiness