Macroeconomics - Intro

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FoP and Factor Payments

Land - Rent

Labor - Wage

Capital - Interest

Enterprise - Profit

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National Income

Value of all goods and services produced in a year.

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Output

Quantity of goods and services produced in a specific time period.

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GDP

The monetary value of all final goods and services produced in an economy.

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3 ways to measure GDP

  • Output method

  • Expenditure approach

  • Income approach

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How to calculate with output method

Adding up all the “contributions of each sector”, so you don’t “double dip”. Also, by just looking at the final value (value of sale).

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Formula for the expenditure approach

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

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Formula for income approach

GDP = Wages + Rent + Interest + Profit + (Taxes - Subsidies)

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GNI

Measures the value of production within a country’s borders (GDP but taking into account the money made by individuals abroad, and minus the money made by immigrants at our country)

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Real GDP

Nominal GDP but adjusted to inflation (tells you if the country is growing because of more production, not just higher prices).

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Formula for Real GDP

(Nominal GDP / Price deflator) *100

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Price deflator formula

(Old GDP Deflator) * (1+ inflation rate)

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Real GDP per capita

Real GDP / Population

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PPP

Purchasing Power Parity - Number of units a country’s currency is required to buy a product in the local economy, as 1 dollar would buy the same product in the USA.

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Injections in an economy

  • Government spending

  • Exports

  • Investment

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Leakages in an economy

  • Taxes

  • Imports

  • Saving

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What the PPF curve shows

  • Maximum possible productions of 2 goods/services with given factors of production.

  • The various combinations of 2 goods that can be provided with given factors of production.

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Law of increasing opportunity cost

As we move further along the curve, factors of production are more suitable towards one good than towards the other.

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Productive efficiency

Points that lie on the curve of PPF

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Allocative efficiency

Whether what’s being produced satisfies consumer demand.