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Explain why 3 methods of calculating GDP produce the same estimate of GDP.

Total Value of/Aggregate spending - every final good and service produced in the economy is either purchased by someone or added to inventories. Inventories are counted as spending by firms.




Aggregate Spending/Total Factor Income - all spending that is channeled to firms to pay for purchases of domestically produced final goods and services is revenue for firms.

What are the various sectors to which firms make sales? What are the various ways in which households are linked with other sectors of the economy?

Firms make sales to other firms, households, the government, and rest of the world.




Households/Firms - through the sale of factors of production, through purchases of final goods/services




Household/Government - payment of taxes, receipt of transfers, and lending of funds to the government via the financial markets

Nominal GDP Formula




Real GDP Formula

Nom GDP = Quantity X Price




Real GDP = Quantity X Price of Base Year

GDP Deflator

(Nom GDP / Real GDP) X 100

Inflation Rate

((GDP Def 2007 - GDP Def 2006)/GDP Def 206) X 100

Why would a growth using nominal GDP be misguided?

nominal GDP doesn't account for the interest rate change. therefore the magnitude of the change is underestimated.

Market Basket

a set of consumer purchases of goods and services (Q x P + Q x P + Q x P = Market basket

What's Included/Excluded in GDP

Include - Produced Here and Sold Here




Excluded - Sale of Foreign Goods, Used Goods, Illegal Goods, Transfer Payments, Intermediate Goods

Price Index

[(Market Basket year)/(Market Basket base year)] X 100

Types of Unemployment

Frictional - Unemployment due to the time workers spend in job search




Structural - More people searching for jobs




Cyclical - deviation of the actual rate of unemployment due to downturn in business cycle




Natural - Frictional + Structural

Calculate GDP

GPD = C + I + G + (X-M)




Private Consumption + gross investment + government investment + government spending + (exports - imports)

Rule of 70

# years for variable to double = 70/annual growth rate

Real GDP per Capita

Inflation adjusted GDP per person




Real GDP/Population

Multiplier

1/(1-MPC)

Marginal Propensity to Consume

Change Consumer Spending/Change in Disposable Income

Consumption Function

C = a + b (y)




C = fixed income + MPC(income)

Short Run Aggregate Supply Curve

Upward sloping because nominal wages are sticky in the long run

Long Run Aggregate Supply Curve

Vertical because it shows potential output