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Final Good

Good that is about to be consumed



Ex. You going to walmart to buy tires

intermediate Good

Good that is resold in another form



Ex. Mcdonalds buying buns that will be resold

Things that do not count GDP

Used Goods - only counted once new not resold



Financial Transaction - Securities- Stock already used



Private Transfer - Parents give you money


Gov't Transfer - food stamps

Limits to using GDP

Not all countries measure the same thing


Ex. Germany counts prostitution


America counts alcohol

Two Consumption Factors GDP

Income - what you make- As income goes up spend more



Wealth - Value of what you own


Ex. House Land Stocks

Real GDP

GDP that has been adjusted for inflation

How do we measure the inflation rate

CPI- consumer price index

Foreign Exchange rates

Exchanging currency for other currency


1. Fixed - Gov't can fix rate


2. Floating - market always changing rate

Easterlin Paradox

If a country GDP increases what will happen to country happiness


Poor Country - make them happier


Wealthy Country - no effect wont even notice it

Economic Growth

How the country is growing

Why do psychologist feel Economic grow can be bad

our expectations exceed reality

Rule of 70

measuring Economic growth


% of growth divide by 70

Aspects of technology

Growth come from factors and production


Research and Development - money to come up with new products


a. patents - Gov't protect inventions


b. Positive externalities - help but still benefit


open Economy - fair trade


Innovations - taking something already exist and create new use Ex. olestra


Why are imigrants such good inventors

Not allowed to follow normal pattern so invent and change something to make great

Property Rights

Cant establish unless guaranteed to control it.


Ex. own business but can lose to gov't

Poverty levels

Absolute - a number gov't sets as standard


Relative - whether you feel rich or poor

Keys to economic development

Establish property rights - guarantee once buy business or property its theirs



Develop Education system - Companies move where smarter workers are


Ex. Haiti keep education down to control people


Letting creative destruction take place- new better things replace old


Limit protectionism - protect thing in country by placing tariff to save jobs

Things that can affect demand

Real Balance Effect - wealth effect


EX. 2008 housing fell off


Interest Rate effect - Interest rate go up demand go down


open economy effect- we will by more foreign products once restrictions are lifted

Increase Aggregate Demand

Increase money circulation - increase money floating around co8untry


Income secure about your future - you spend more money now if you know you will have more tomorrow


Improve econmy conditions in other country - help othe countries establish themselves economically we will export more goods


lower interest rate- o interest rate will make you buy


lower taxes


weak dollar value - country will buy more american goods

Wage / Price freeze

negative - no incentive to produce


Ex. Gas goes up overseas but can't change here



Low quality of good


Ex. hoodies were cotton now polyester mix