ECN 204 Study Guide - Final Guide: Investment Canada, Full Employment, Unemployment Benefits

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1) a high rate of growth of gdp. Deficit: leads to borrowing, which later leads to debt. - e. g. , billion in the u. s: positive balance of trade = (exports imports) = net exports. 6 exclusions of gdp: barter transactions are excluded, unpaid work is excluded, underground transactions are excluded, resale is excluded, purely financial transactions are excluded, intermediate goods are excluded. Therefore, all the above are ignored by gdp. Leakage: injection: s avings, investment, i mports 2) exports, t axes, government expenditure. Leakage < injection = growth/expansion-eventually leads to inflation. Too much demand compared to the capacity to produce. Cost to produce increases, producers pull up cost. Nominal gdp: measures current quantity and current price. Real gdp: measures current quantity and base year price. Know recessionary gap and inflationary gap from test # 1: The amount by which actual equilibrium gdp short of potential full employment gdp. The amount by which actual equilibrium gdp exceeds potential full employment gdp.

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