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What is potential economic growth?
An increase in the productive capacity of an economy
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What is actual growth?
When a countries output is rising it suggests that a countries citizens are experiencing higher living standards. This can be seen from a rise of real GDP from one time period to another
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What is recession?
Where GDP falls for a period of 2 consecutive quarters
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What are the 3 ways of measuring GDP ?
Output Income Expenditure
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What is GNI
The total value of goods and services produced by UK citizens and firms. doesn't include the output of foreign owned firms in the UK
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Why is GNI considered more accurate than GDP?
GDP is within borders GNI is value produced by all citizens Income flows between countries are growing
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What is the value for converting nominal GDP to real GDP?
Real GDP = nominal GDP/price index x. 100
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What is purchasing power parity ?
It takes into account that the cost of living is higher in some countries than others and therefore, the PPP is not equal. It converts the value of money into the same currency - usually the american dollar - to enable us to compare the GDP in different countries.