ECON 1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Human Capital, Diminishing Returns, Dutch Disease

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Eco 1 : introduction to economics- lecture 19: economic growth. The gross domestic product (gdp) is numerical indicator of the economic strength of a nation. Particularly, it is measured as the amount produced (cash value) of 1 person over. Gdp is the amount of all spending in the country- consumption,government, imports and exports- over the total population. Ex: us gdp (2012) is ,989 which means in 1 year a person on average produces ,989 worth of goods and services. Growth rates; the economic growth rate of a country measured in a period of years. China and singapore have rates of 7. 4% and 4. 7% respectively. Interestingly, because of their high potential for growth, these countries have risen to be economically developed in a short amount of time (approx. Gdp is not a perfect indicator of welfare, but historically a strong indicator of economic progress. Most differences in gdp are explained by labor productivity. Y= real gdp= quantity of output produced.

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