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
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
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