Economic growth

Cards (4)

  • Economic growth
    An increase in national output measured in real GDP
  • Short-run (actual) growth
    Using exsisting resourses more efficiently
  • Actual growth is caused by a shift in agreggate supply and demand
    • Changes in agreggate demand lead to an increase in consumption which acts as an incentive for firms to produce more, increasing real GDP
    • Increase in agreggate supply boosts productivity in the economy
  • Long-run (potential) growth
    An expansion of the full capacity in an economy over a period of time