ECO101H1 Study Guide - Net Domestic Product, Output Gap, Potential Output

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Gross domestic product (gdp): total value of final goods and services produced in the economy during a given period. Gdp is a flow of new products during a period of time. There are three different approaches to measure gdp: production approach: measures value added in the production of goods and services in different industries. Gdp = c + i + g + (x - im) I = investment in plant and equipment, residential construction, inventory accumulation. Net domestic product (ndp) = gdp - depreciation. Net domestic income = gdp - depreciation - indirect taxes. Net domestic income (from factor prices) = wages + interest income + corporate profits + Personal income (pi) = ndi - corporate profits + dividends + government transfers to individuals. Corporate profits = dividends + undistributed profits + corporate taxes. Personal disposable income (yd) = pi - personal income taxes = consumption + savings.

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