2.5 economic growth

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Actual growth

Increase level of gdp short run growth

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Actual growth diagram

Shift in ad to the right

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Causes of actual growth

Rise income, business confidence, ad components

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Potential growth

Increase in productive potential of economy, long run growth

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Potential growth diagram

Shift lras to the right

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Causes of potential growth

CellQQ, education skills, immigration,

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Positive output gap

When actual growth is greater than potential growth

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positive output gap on diagram

Shift in y1 to y2

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Negative output gap

When actual growth is below potential growth

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Spare capacity

When total output hasn’t reached full potential output

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What is a booom

A period of rapid economic growth/expansion

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What is a recession

Period of significant economic decline, growth

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Trade cycle of an economy diagram

Boom, positive output gap, recession, negative output gap, recovery

Actual growth- squiggly line

Potential growth- straight line

Axis, output y axis, time x axis

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Characteristics of a boom

Low unemployment

Increased consumption

Decrease gov spend

Rise real incomes

Less spare capacity

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Characteristics of a recession

Higher unemployment

Les consumption

More gov spending

Fall real incomes

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Actual growth impact on consumers

Benefits- increased overall happiness, increased incomes, increased jo opportunites, increase demand for housing as consumers have more money to spend, increasing house prices and overall wealth. Positive wealth effect

Costs- ad growth will lead to higher prices

Structual unemployment

A future recession would eliminate any benefits

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Impact of potential growth on consumers

Improved productive efficiency of labour, better technology and skills, leads to higher quality and quantity of goods and services

Costs- time lag- long term commitment to take full effect

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Impact of actual growth on firms

Higher business confidence, businesses will increase investment, boosting ad higher demand and lower production costs lead to higher profits

Costs- firms who sell inferior pods may miss out

Ad based growth can lead to resource scarcity, and inflation

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Impact of potential growth on firms

Improvement in technology, increase productive efficiency, lower production costs, creates further opportunities for

Cost- changes in technology leads to firms finding market disappearing

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Define welfare gain and loss

Gain-increase in overall well being of society, benefits gained

Loss-a reduction in economic effiecny when market is not at equilibrium

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