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Gross Domestic Product GDP The measures were developed in the 1930s Originally the Gross National Product GNP was used Since the 1990s the GDP has been the official measure The GDP is measured quarterly ID: 431346

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Gross Domestic ProductSlide2

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

The measures were developed in the 1930’s.

Originally the Gross National Product (GNP) was used.

Since the 1990’s the GDP has been the official measure.The GDP is measured quarterly.Slide3

GDP

Gross-total before adjustments.National-Production owned by U.S companies

Domestic-production in the U.S, even if foreign owned.Slide4

GDP

GDP defined is the total value of all final goods and services produced in a given year. It includes all goods and services citizen or foreign supplied in the USA.

GDP measurement is a monetary amount

Why? As the GDP of an economy increases, we have economic growth, and is a tracking of long term economic growth.Limitations: does not measure quality of life, leisure time, crime, economic variables.Slide5

There are two ways to calculate the GDP

The Income approach:

W+R+I+P+Sa

=GDPW=wages, compensationR=rents, lease paymentsI=interest, savings and bond payments

P=profits, corporate income tax, dividends and undistributed corporate profitsSa=statistical adjustments-Indirect business taxes(sales, excise, property, customs, licenses, duties), consumption of fixed capital(CFC) is depreciation, net foreign income.Slide6

There are two ways to calculate the GDP

The expenditure approach:

C+Ig+G+Xn

=GDPC=personal consumption of finished goods and servicesIg=gross private business investment, construction of new houses, factory equipment

G=governmentXn=net foreign factor of trade (exports-imports) if Xn is negative, a trade deficit existsSlide7

What is

not counted?

Used goods, secondhand sales

Gifts, transfer payments(social security, welfare, veterans payments)Stock equity and securities purchased.Unreported business activities done for cash.Illegal, black market activities.Financial transactions between banks and business“intermediate goods”

‘non-market’ activities-volunteer or family work.We only want to count things once!!!!!!!!Slide8

Fluctuations in the GDP

Leakages

are uses of household income not used for consumption in the GDP.

Leakages are losses of $$$$Leakages include:Taxes-governmentSavingImports-income created by one economy to purchase output form another.Slide9

Business cycle and GDPSlide10

Fluctuations in the GDP

Injections (money into economy) are expenditures by either:

Government, Business or foreign sectors on domestic goods and services.

This includes exports which inject money (when the dollar is weak on the world market, exports increase because American goods are cheaper.)The government can spend the taxes it collects by making government purchases.

Business spends profits on investment, but can retain some profits and capital consumption for later use.