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Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

The market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a year.

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Expenditure Approach

An approach that adds up total spending on final goods and services produced within the economy.

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Consumption (C)

Household spending on goods and services, which is the largest component of GDP.

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Investment (I)

Spending on new capital goods like machinery and buildings, not including stocks or bonds.

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Government Purchases (G)

Direct government spending on goods and services including wages of public workers, but excluding transfer payments.

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Net Exports (NX)

Exports minus imports; imports are subtracted because they are not produced domestically.

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Value Added

The value of sales minus the cost of intermediate inputs for each industry.

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Gross Domestic Income (GDI)

Total income earned from producing goods and services, showing the relationship between spending and income.

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Real GDP

GDP adjusted for inflation, reflecting the actual output using base-year prices.

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Nominal GDP

GDP measured using current-year prices, not adjusted for inflation.

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GDP Deflator

A measure of inflation calculated as (nominal GDP / real GDP) × 100.

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GDP per Capita

GDP divided by the population, interpreted as average income and spending per person.

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Paradox of Thrift

When everyone saves more at once, overall spending decreases, leading to job losses and economic decline.

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Macroeconomics

The study of the economy as a whole, focusing on aggregate income, output, and spending.

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Key Limitations of GDP

GDP does not consider environmental degradation, income inequality, or non-market activities.

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Why GDP Still Matters

GDP measures productive capacity, which correlates with well-being indicators like health and education.

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Subjective Well-Being

Individuals' assessments of their own lives, providing insights into quality of life beyond economic measures.

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Composite Dashboards

Measurement frameworks that assess well-being across multiple dimensions without hiding trade-offs behind a single number.

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