chapter 10 - GDP Flashcards

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GDP definition

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market vlaue of all final goods and services produced within a given time period
dont include value of intermediate goods

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2
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what does gdp exclude

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certain CURRENT output
- i) illegal activities [activities of the underground economy] like illegal gambling, drug trafficking
Because it is impossible to keep track of it
- certain non-marketed activities
value of housework performed by housewives;
do-it-yourself activities.
No similar product can be found in the market.

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3
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how are GDP and gnp linked

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gnp = gdp + net factor receipts
Net Factor Receipts = Earnings by residents from abroad – Earnings by non-residents in the country

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how are GDP and GNP linked

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GNP = GDP + net factor receipts
net factor receipts = earnings by residents from abroad - earnings by non-residents in the country

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5
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GDPcy eqn

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Pcy x Qcy

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6
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changes caused by gdp

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change in price
change in qty
change in both price n qty

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7
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real gdp

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real gdp = P base year x Q current year

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8
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GDP deflator

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real gdp = money gdp / (gdp price deflator/100)

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9
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economic growth rate

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economic growth rate = (real gdp cy - real gdp py) / real gdp py x 100%

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10
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approaches to est gdp

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output
income
expenditure

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11
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output

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calculates GDP by adding the values of goods and services produced by the various industries in the economy

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12
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income

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by adding up all the incomes earned by all the factors of production, i.e.,
* labour - wages and salaries;
* land – rent;
* capital – interest;
* entrepreneurship – profit`

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13
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expenditure

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gdp national expenditure = C+!+G+(X-M)

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14
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limitations of gdp

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a) GDP is NOT a complete measure of all the country’s output of goods and services
b) GDP does NOT indicate the amount of leisure.
c) GDP does NOT adequately reflect the costs of growth.
d) GDP figure does NOT indicate the improvements in quality of goods.
e) GDP does NOT take into account how income is distributed.
f) GDP is valued/measure at current market prices.
g) GDP does NOT take into consideration population growth.

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15
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per capita gdp

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pcgdp = gdp / population

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16
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phases of business cycles

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recession, trough, recovery, peak

17
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recession

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declining phase
An economy can be termed to be in technical recession ONLY after it has ex-perienced 2 quarters of NEGATIVE economic growth.

implications: Output (real GDP) declines and the unemploy¬ment rate rises.

18
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trough

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Lowest phase of the business cycle, turning point of contraction

implications: Output (real GDP) reaches its minimum after fall during a re-cession and the un-employ¬ment rate is at its highest relative to recent years.

19
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recovery

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expanding phase

implications: Output (real GDP) increases and the unemploy¬ment rate falls.

20
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peak

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highest phase

implications: Output (real GDP) reaches its highest level relative to recent years after rising during a recovery and the economy is closer to full employment.

21
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cause of recession

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decrease in AD
decrease in AS –> stagflation (where high unemployment AND high prices occurring simultaneously.)

22
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recovery

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increase in output / inc AD/AS