'Final goods' diaporamas de présentation

Do Now.

Do Now.

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C hapter 20

C hapter 20. Gross Domestic Product Accounting. Economic Principles. The circular flow of resources, goods, and services The circular flow of money The expenditure approach to measuring GDP. Economic Principles. The income approach to measuring GDP

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Measuring the US Economy

Measuring the US Economy. Economic Indicators. Understanding the Lingo. Annualized Rates Example: GDP Q3 (Final) = $11,814.9B (5.5%) Q2: GDP = $2,914.38 B X 4 = $11,657.5 B Q3: GDP = $2,953.73 B X 4 = $11,814.9 B ($11,814.9 - $11,657.5) X 100 = 1.35% X4 = 5.5% $11,657.5.

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Measuring Broad Economic Goals GDP, Inflation, Unemployment

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Measuring Domestic Output and National Income

6. Measuring Domestic Output and National Income. Chapter Objectives. How GDP is Defined and Measured Relationships Between GDP, Net Domestic Product, National Income, Personal Income, and Disposable Income The Nature and Function of a GDP Price Index

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What is Economics?

What is Economics?. Chapter 1. Section 1. Scarcity and the Science of Economics. Did You Know .

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Measuring Economic Performance

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Measuring the Economy

Measuring the Economy. The Economy as a Circular Flow. Resources . Income. Firms. Households. Expenditures. Goods and Services. Saving and Investment. Income. Firms. Households. Expenditures. Borrowings. Savings. Financial Markets. Real and Nominal Rates.

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Elections and Economics

Elections and Economics . Can we predict the presidential election with economic thinking???. Costs and Benefits Analysis . Does everybody that is of voting age in the country vote in presidential elections? If the right to vote is so important, why do some people CHOOSE to not vote?

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Chapter Topics

Chapter Topics. Aggregate Output The Other Major Macroeconomic Variables. Aggregate Output. Aggregate Output (national income and product accounts, or NIPA). Gross Domestic Product (GDP) The value of the final goods and services produced in an economy during a given period

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Chapter 9: Production and Productivity

Chapter 9: Production and Productivity. GDP: Gross Domestic Product. Economists monitor the macroeconomy using national income accounting, a system that collects statistics on production, income, investment, and savings.

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GDP Concepts Chapter 24

GDP Concepts Chapter 24. Gross Domestic Product. All final goods and services produced during the year by factors of production located within the country. Intermediate Goods vs. Final Goods. Intermediate Goods Examples:

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Measuring Macroeconomic Variables. Chapter Outline. Measuring Macroeconomic Variables National Income Accounting Real and Nominal Measures Calculating Growth Rates. Gross Domestic Product. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a primary measure of aggregate economic activity

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Decomposing net trade in value added and the patterns of trade in factors

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Four Factors of Economic Growth

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Eco 6351 Economics for Managers Chapter 10a. The Business Cycle

Eco 6351 Economics for Managers Chapter 10a. The Business Cycle. Prof. Vera Adamchik. Macroeconomics. Macroeconomics is the study of aggregate economic behavior, of the economy as a whole. Chapter Outline. The most important macroeconomic indicators: Output (GDP) Unemployment Inflation.

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The absorption approach to BOP and exchange rate determination

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Economic Indicators and GDP

Economic Indicators and GDP. Chapter 12 Section 1. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). National Income Accounting Look at ____________, income, investment, and savings Department of _____________. GDP. Defining GDP

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Real Vs. Nominal GDP

Real Vs. Nominal GDP. A distinction between Nominal GDP and Real GDP allows us to measure the actual changes in production, separate and apart from any price changes that may have occurred in the economy during the year. Real Vs. Nominal GDP. Nominal GDP :

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Real Vs. Nominal GDP

Real Vs. Nominal GDP. A distinction between Nominal GDP and Real GDP allows us to measure the actual changes in production, separate and apart from any price changes that may have occurred in the economy during the year. Real Vs. Nominal GDP. Nominal GDP :

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