Types of GDP Flashcards

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What is GNI?

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Total income that is earned by a country’s factors of production, regardless of their geographical location

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What is the formula for GNI?

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GNI = GDP + income received from abroad by foreign citizens - income sent abroad by domestic non-residents

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What are the 3 advantages of GNI over GDP?

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  1. Remittances are taken into account
  2. Repatriation of profits is not a concern
  3. Better indicator of how much income is received by each person in the population on average
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What is GDP per capita?

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GDP per capita takes the total value of output and divides it by the total population of the country

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What is an advantage of GDP/GNI per capita?

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Useful as a summary measure of the standard of living in a country, because it provides an indication of how much of total output/income in the economy corresponds to each person in the population on average

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Why is GDP/GNI calculated as per capita?

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  1. Countering population growth
  2. Countering differences in population sizes
  • GDP/GNI per capita illustrates how much the average person owns/earns in a country, rather than how much the country owns as a whole (which would increase as population increases)
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What is the relation between GDP/GNI growth rate and population growth rate?

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  1. If GDP/GNI increases faster than population, GDP/GNI per capita increases (people on average own/earn more)
  2. If GDP/ GNI increases slower than population, then GDP per capita falls (people on average own/earn less)
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