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Cause and cure of deadwight loss

cause = taxation


cure = no taxation

GDP

Gross Domestic Product

GNP

Gross National Product

Income Approach to GDP

(W)ages + (R)ent + (I)nterest + (P)rofit

Expenditures Approach to GDP

(C)onsumption + (i)nvestment + (G)overnment Spending + (N)et E(x)ports

GDP & GNP = $?/person = $? trillions

50k/person and 17tillion

What does GDP not count

household production, intermediate goods, illegal goods, unreported goods, quality impovements, increased leisure, "bads"

(ie cotton) (ie polution)

Strength of GDP

good overall measure of economy

GDP Limitation

not a "perfect" measure of economy

Per capita GDP vs. Real GDP

REAL GDP = per capita GDP adjusted for inflation

GDP growth Causes

more land, capital , and entreprenuers

Historical patterns of GDP growth before 1800 and after 1800

before the 1800 90% of people were poor

Physical Capital

material goods

Human Capital

What you can do

How does society compel free riders to pay

taxes, tolls, ad views

How does corruption effect GDP

bribes and unfair elections

economy of scale

moving toward efficiency

(ie bigger is better/cable company)

diseconomy of scale

moving toward ineffeciency

(ie 3+ men and a truck)

Definition: Employed

Working an hour or more per week for pay

Unemployed

willing, able, and looking for a job but not working

Not in labor force

not willing, able or looking for a job

Labor Force

anyone 16+ willing and able to work

Labor Force Particiapation Rate

(employed+unemployed)/anyone 16+

Potential Labor Force

anyone 16 and older

Structural Unemployment

Skill no longer needed

Frictional Unemployment

quit, moved, or fired

Seasonal Unemplyment

seasonal job

lifeguard, santa clause

Cyclical Unemployment

caused by business cycle

boom or bust

Natural Rate of Unemployment

over 6%

Long Term Unemployment

over 27 weeks

Short Term Unemployment

less than 27 weeks

Discouraged Workers

Someone who cannot find employment and stops looking

How Employee at will affects unemployment rate

lowers unemployment cause it is easier to release unneeded workers

Why is unemployment so harmful

Long term unemployment causes people to loose skills

depression/alcoholism

Baby Boomers and unemployment

Baby boomers are starting to retire causing a shortage in the labor force

How do unemployment benefits increase unemployment

people are pickier about the jobs they take

Cause of Inflation

More Money

Cure for inflation

taxation or less money

Cause of deflation

supply of goods is higher than the demand