Exam 4: Measuring Gdp and Economic Growth
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A time series graph can show both the level of a variable and the speed with which the variable changes over time.
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The circular flow diagram shows only the aggregate expenditures measure of GDP.
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What is the relationship between gross investment, net investment, and depreciation? Which measures the change in the capital stock?
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"As the credit crisis unfolded over the past year, one of the few certainties in the global economy seemed to be China's ability to plough on regardless of double-digit growth rates...The ...crisis has also focused ...on the need to update a growth model that...is still dependent on assembling goods for export without adding much value and on heavy industries that create pollution. Chinese companies have continued to find new foreign markets for their products...several other factors point to a slowing property market...production of steel, cement and air conditioners was down... Retail sales have risen by 23 per cent in each of the last two months".
Beijing's Burden, www.FT.com, by Geoff Dyer, Sept. 23, 2008
-According to the article, ________ is expected to increase and add to China's ________ component of GDP.
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Canada's economy expanded by...0.1 percent in the second quarter...further evidence that the economy has stalled...following a first quarter slip in gross domestic product. The second quarter figures fell well below forecasts of a 0.7 per cent growth in real GDP. Exports....fell for the fourth consecutive quarter. The accumulating gloom is increasingly discouraging business investment. Consumer spending remains strong and corporate profits were at their highest since 2004. "The sources of strength in the second quarter are clearly unsustainable," said Sal Gautieri, senior economist at BMO capital markets.
Canada Avoids Fall into Recession, www.FT.com, by Christopher Mason, August 30, 2008
-According to the article, the best description of Canada's position in the business cycle is
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If depreciation is less than gross investment, then net investment is
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-The above table shows data from the GDP accounts of Hypothetica. Hypothetica's GDP is ________ billion.
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To measure economic welfare, one needs only to measure real GDP.
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The underground economy means that GDP will overstate the actual level of economic welfare.
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-The above table shows some (but not all) national income accounting data for a hypothetical country. According to these data, the value of GDP is ________ billion.
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________ gross domestic product is the value of ________ linked back to the prices of a single year.
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The presence of ________ creates a difference in the value between the market price and the factor cost of a product.
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All of the following are included in gross private domestic investment expenditure EXCEPT a
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