- GDP- Gross Domestic Product
- The total value of all final goods and services produced within a country's borders within a giving year
- GNP- Gross national product
- The total value of all final goods and services produced by americans in a given year.
- GDP= C + Ig + Xn
- C- Consumption ( Includes the purchases of final goods and services)( 67% of economy)
- Ig-Gross Private Domestic Investment (18% of the economy) (Includes new factor equipment, factory equipment maintenance, construction of housing, unsold inventory of product build in a year)
- G- Government spending (17% of the economy) ( government purchasing goods and services)
- Xn- Net exports (exports - imports) ( -2% of the economy)
- Included in GDP
- C, Ig, G, Xn
- Excluded in GDP
- Intermediate goods
- adding double or multiple country
- Second hand goods
- avoiding double or multiple counting
- Stock and Bonds
- no production involved
Sunday, February 12, 2017
Unit 2- January 30
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While there is a plethora of information for me to access on your nice blog, I believe that you are lacking some of the key things that are excluded in GDP. This includes:
ReplyDeleteUnreported business activity
Gifts and Transfer Payments
Illegal Activities
Besides this minor discrepancy, nice blog!