Monday, February 8, 2016

UNIT TWO
  • requests the transacts in an economy
  • Resource(Product)Market- households sell resources and business buy resources 
  • Factor Market- Hold factors of production 
  • Firms- Sells finished products to households
  • Households- Sell factor of production to business
GDP
Gross Domestic Product 
The market value of all finial goods and services ,produce with in a country's boards with in a year
Included                                                                 Not included 
  • C-Personal consumption expenditures               Intermediate goods        
  • IG-Gross Private Domestic Investment              Used/Secondhand goods
  • G-Government spending                                    Purely Financial transactions
  • XN-Net exports                                               Illegal Activities 
  •                                                                          Unreported business activity
  •                                                                         Transfer payments
  •                                                                         Non-market activity  
Calculating GDP
Expenditures  - GDP=C+Ig+C+Xg(Ex-Im)        Income approach - W+R+I+P+Statistical adjustments  
                                                                          Wage+Rents+Interest+ Profits+indirect business                                                                                                taxes+Depreciation+Net foreign factor payment 

Equations 
Budget- Govt purchases of goods & services +Govt transform payments - Govt tax & fee collect (surplus - , Deficit +)
Trade- Exports - imports (Surplus+ , Deficit -)
GNP- GDP+ Net foreign factor payment
National Income  
  • Consumption of employes+Rent+interest+Proprietors income
  • GDP-indirect business taxes - Depreciation-Net foreign factor payment 
Disposable personal income National income-personal household taxes+Govt transform payments
Net domestic product  GDP-Depreciation 
Net national product GNP-Depreciation 

Real GDP-value of output produce in consent base year prices
Nominal GDP- value of output produce in current prices 
GDP Deflation-price index used to adjust from nominal to GDP
                     nominal GDP / Real GDP x 100
Consumer price index- current year/ base year x100
Inflation- GDP deflector of current year - GDP defector of base year / GDP deflector x100
Hurt by inflation                                Helped 
  • lenders                                   Debtors 
  • People with fixed income        People on lease 
  • savers                                    
 UNEMPLOYMENT
the failure to use available resources particularly  labor to produce desire goods and services
4 to 5 % is good
 
#of unemployed /(# of employed + # of unemployed)  x100
Frictional - temporarily unemployed  or in between jobs
Structural -  Workers don't have transformable skills 
Seasonal - Due to the time of the year
Cyclical - Results in economic downturns
GPD GAP- the amount by each actually GDP falls short of potential GDP 
Okun's Law- For every 1% that actual unemployment exceeds the natural rate of unemployment

4 comments:

  1. You seem to be missing a lot of information, which would help your post fully explain the topic. I'm not sure if you're bullet points were intentionally placed that way or if it was placed out of order while submitting information. Besides that you did a good job on explaining the concepts. NOICE.

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  2. Hey thanks for the picture it is a lot simpler than the one we did in class. However, don't forget about the Rule of 70; it is basically used to determine how many years it takes for a value to double given a particular annual growth rate.

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  3. Your blog does a great job of covering material we have learned in class. However, you are missing some information such as the Rule of 70 and information about the labor force. Your spacing is off but I think that is because of the blog and the way the spacing is programmed. All in all you did a good job!

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  4. The picture makes it very good you have very good notes in very great detail.

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