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Define Gross domestic product
Total spending on final goods and services produced in a country over a period of time. Expenditure approach.
GDP = C + I + G + (X - M)
Note: doesn’t include financial capital or social capitals.
Define Gross national income
Total income received by the residents of a country, equal to value of all final goods and services produced by FOP. Income approach
GNI = GDP + (Income from abroad - Income sent abroad)
Define Output approach
Measures value of goods and services produced
Define Nominal value
Value in terms of money, measured in terms of price at the time of measurement. Doesn’t account for changes in PL
Real value
Value that has eliminated influence of change in price value, compared purchasing power to a base year.
Per capita values
Total value / population
Purchasing power parity
Exchange rate between currencies that makes buying power of each currency equal to the buying power of US $1. Eliminates influence of price level differences between each currency
Price deflator
Used to find rGDP from nominal GDP.
Price deflator = 100* (nominal GDP) / (real GDP)
rGDP= 100* (nominal GDP) / (Price deflator)
Limitations of national income stats in measuring “true” value output (5)
Do not include non-market output (eg. personal garden and home grown vegetables)
Do not include output sold in informal markets
Do not take into account quality improvements in goods and services
Do not account for externalities (eg toxic waste)
Do not account for depletion of natural resources
Limitations of national income stats in measuring well being
Makes no distinctions about composition of output (eg. military goods vs merit goods have different affects on wellbeing)
Cannot reflect achievements in levels of education, health, or life expectancy
Provide no info on distribution of output and income
Do no account for leisure
Do not account for quality of life factors (crime rates, war, ect)
Define OECD better life index
Composite indicator that measures
Quality of life: state of health, work life balance, Education and skill, Social connections, Civic engagement/ governance, Environmental quality, Personal security, subjective well being
Material conditions: Income and wealth, Jobs and earning, Housing
Resources for well-being in the future: Natural, human, economic, social capital
define Happiness Index
Composite indicator that measures
rGDP per capita ppp
Social support
Healthy life expectancy
Freedom to make life choices
Generosity
Perception of corruption
Define Happy planet index
Composite indicator that measures
HPI: (Life expectancy * well be-ing * Inequality of income) / Ecological footprint