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goal 1: promote economic growth
- increase output of goods and services
- boost output per capita
nominal gross domestic product
- the dollar value of FINAL output of goods and services produced in the US (over a period of time)
- how we measure the total output
economic growth v. inflation
- economic growth= if output increased 10%
- inflation= if prices increased 10%
calculations of growth rate
- (New-Old)/old x 100%
ex) nv= 2,200, ov= 2,000
GR= (2,200-2,000)/2000= .10 x 100%= 10%
nominal GDP
- value of output calculated using prices that existed during the year when the goods and serves were produced
ex) value of output in 2005 using 2005 prices
consumer price index
HOLD ITEMS IN THE MARKET CONSTANT AND CHANGE PRICES FROM YEAR TO YEAR
- chose a year as a base year
- choose a representative set of quantities of items that are purchased by consumers
- determine how much those quantities cost using the prices that existed during various years
- ex) p0q0, p1q0, p2, q0
Real GDP
- value of OUTPUT during ANY YEAR calculated using PRICES THAT EXISTED IN SOME BASE YEAR
calculation of real GDP given a set of prices and quantities
- pick a base year
- use the prices during that year to determine the value of output during any year using the base year prices
- result= value of output during any year is not affected by changes in prices
calculation of real GDP given a price index
Real GDPi = (Nominal GDPi/Price indexi) x 100
to determine if the QUANTITY of output increased or decreased?
we need to compare REAL GDP from year to year.
to promote growth
- increase and improve physical capital (tools, machinery, computers, technology, etc.)
- full utilization of plant and equipment
- improve human capital (better skills, education, and job training)
- reduce unemployment
goal 2: maintain- SP, PPoD, LIF
- stable prices
- purchasing power of the dollar
- low inflation rate