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Economic growth
How much real GDP per capita grows over time (change in real GDP per capita)
Malthusian cycle
Idea that an increase in income per capita above subsistence level leads top higher fertility rates, leading to higher birth rates, leading to lower income per person (Pre-Industrial Revolution concept)
Industrial Revolution
Technological progess that led to increased production
4 important advancements during the Industrial Revolution
Banking, insurance, stock exchange, corporations
Modern economic growth
Rapid, sustained economic growth 1870-present
GDP (at a given growth rate) in the future
GDP end = (GDP start)(1 + growth rate)^years
Rule of 70
The number of years it taker for the level of a variable to double
Rule of 70 formula
70/annual % growth rate
Catch-up growth
Poor countries tend to grow faster ask they adopt production/technology of richer countries
Sustained growth
Positive, steady growth rates over decades or centuries