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Gross Domestic Product

the total market value of all final good & services produced in a given year

Intermediate Goods

goods & services that are purchased for resale or for further processing

Final Goods

Goods & Services that are purchased for final use by the consumer, not for resale or further processing

expenditures approach

as the sum of all the money spend in buying it

income approach

as the income derived or created from producing it

net exports

"exports less imports"

personal income

includes all income received whether earned or unearned

disposable income

personal income less personal taxes

nominal GDP

a GDP based on the prices that prevailed when the output was produced

real GDP

a GDP that had been deflated or inflated to reflect changes in the price level

price index

price of a specified collection of goods

Why is the value of final goods included in GDP but the value of intermediate goods excluded?

The value of final goods already includes the value of all intermediate good that were used in producing them

Nonproduction Transactions that do not get calculated into GDP

Public Transfer Payments


Private Transfer Payments


Stock Market Transactions


Secondhand Sales

What are the variables or areas that are added up to determine the expenditures approach to calculating GDP

Consumption expenditures by households


Investment expenditures by business


Gov purchase of goods & services


Expenditures by foreigners

What variables are added together to calculate the income approach to GDP

Wages


Rent


Interest


Profits


Statistical Adjustments

National income

all the income that flows to American supplied resources

Domestic Income

total output produced within USA regardless of nationality

Shortcomings to GDP

Leisure


Nonmarket Transactions


Improved Product Quality


The Underground Economy


GDP and the environment


Composition and Distribution of Outputs


Per Capita Output