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Intermediate good

A good that is not ready for purchase or the components that are used in producing a final product

GNP

(Gross national product): the measure of the total market value of final goods and services produced by U.S. citizens- no matter where they live

GDP

Gross domestic product: the total market value of all final goods and services produced annually in a country

Measuring GDP

Net exports = exports-imports

4 sectors of GDP

Household sector- consumption


Business sector- investment


Government sector-government purchases


Foreign sector- import sector

GDP vs. quality of life

GDP= GDP/ population

unemployment rate

unemployed persons / civilian labor force

employment rate

non-industrial adult civilian population

price index

measure of the price level, or the average level of prices

percentage change in price

price in later year- price in earlier year/ price in earlier year x100

2 variables of GDP

P & Q- calculated by multiplying the price of goods produced (P) by the quantity produced (Q)

base year

a benchmark year (chosen as a point of reference for comparison)



real GDP

GDP that has been adjusted for price changed GDP measured in base year

double counting

counting a good more than once in computing GDP