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AD = C +
I
+
G
+ (x-m)
How do you work out nominal GDP?
Output
(total output), Income (total of factor incomes, wages, salaries. etc) ,
Expenditure
(AD eq)
Real GDP = Nominal GDP /
price index
x
100
GDP deflator =
Nominal
GDP / Real GDP x
100
Nominal GDP = Real GDP x
Price index
/
100
or C+I+G+(x-m)
GNI
(Gross
national
income)
GDP
+
Net factor income
Green GDP
GDP
-
Environmental
costs
Equal balance
of
payment
I + G + X = S + T + M
Multiplier =
1
/
1
- MPC
Change in
National
Income
Initial
injection
x
multiplier
Accelarator
increased rate of gdp
growth
---> increased
investment
budget deficit
Gov spending >
Tax revenue in
a
year
Budget Surplus
Tax revenue
> Gov spending in a
year
Unemployment rate
Unemployed
/ Labour force x
100
Index number
Raw Number
/ Base year x
100
Percentage change
new -
original
/ original x
100
Weighted price
index
CPI
Real interest rate
Nominal
interest rate -
inflation
rate
Taxable
income
Income
-
Tax free allowance
Average rate of tax
Tax paid
/ income x
100
Marginal rate of tax
Change in
tax paid
/ change in income x
100
Gini coefficient
Area between line of
perfect equality
and
lorenz curve
/ Total area beneath line of perfect equality
Absolute poverty
< $
2.15
/day
Relative poverty
<
60%
of median income
Current account deficit
Financial
+
Capital Account Surplus
Current Account Surplus
Financial +
Capital
Account
Deficit
Marshall lerner condition
PEDx
+ PEDm > 1 (Price
elasticity
of imports and exports must be more 1 to improve the budget deficit
Terms of trade
index of
export prices
/ index import prices x
100
HDI
0.8
and above = very high, 0.7 -
0.79
= high, 0.55
-0.69
=medium, <
0.55
= low
Bond yield
Coupon rate /
market
price x 100
Money multiplier
1 /
r
Fisher equation
M V =
P
Q where V and Q are
constant
Liquidity ratio
Current
assets / current
liabilities
x 100
Capital ratio
Capital /
loans
x 100