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Economic growth

Growth in GDP over time

GDP gross domestic product

The total value added of goods and services produced in the country in a year

How do you calculate economic growth

Rate of growth = change/original X 100

GDP per capita

GDP / population

What is an economic boom

A period of high economic activity and high levels of employment

What is an economic recession

A period when the country's GDP falls for 2 or more consecutive quarters

What determinants can influence economic growth

Investment, changes and technology, education and training, labour productivity, the size of the workforce, natural resources, government policies

What are the benefits of economic growth

A rise in material living standards, reduction in poverty, a rise in the welfare of the population, a rise in employment and a fall in unemployment

What are the costs of economic growth

Environmental costs, air pollution, global warming, congestion, loss of non-renewable resources, lower quality of life inequalities of income and wealth, inflation

What are the benefits of economic growth for firms

More profit, higher investment, higher wages

What are the benefits of economic growth for individuals

Higher wages and less poverty, lower unemployment, increased living standards, more choice of goods and services

What are the benefits of economic growth for government

More tax revenue, greater investment in public services and infrastructure lower debt burden for future generations