Productivity, markets and inflation

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As productivity grows what happens?

Production of goods + services increases for the same amount of production work.

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What is the OECD?

Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

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According to the OECD productivity can be measured how?

Productivity can be measured by calculating GDP per hour worked.

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What is GDP?

Gross domestic product

  • Total value of goods and services produced nationally per hour.

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What is a market?

When buyers + sellers come together, a market is formed.

Any place in which a customer or consumer can go through the process of purchasing goods or services from a provider.

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What are 3 examples of markets?

  • London Stock Exchange

  • Hiring a lawyer

  • Buying clothing online.

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How is market price determined?

  1. The amount that the buyer is willing to pay

  2. The amount that the seller needs to at least cover their costs

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What is inflation?

When demand for goods / services increases beyond production capabilities. Prices of goods + services rise dramatically.

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How is inflation caused?

When production costs rise, prices of goods + services rise dramatically.

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Why is inflation bad news?

When workers expect wages to increases to help maintain the cost of living. Businesses must raise prices to cover salary costs.