Exam 6: Introduction to Macroeconomics and Gross Domestic Product

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Consider the following data to answer the next questions: Country GDP Population A \ 32,000 1,500 B \ 20,000 1,000 C \ 10,000 500 D \ 10,000 2,000 E \ 8,000 800 -Although countries C and D have the same level of gross domestic product GDP), country C has a level of per capita GDP that is ______times that of country D.

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A country's nominal gross domestic product GDP) has declined over the last year. Are the people in the country necessarily worse off, on average? Explain.

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If real gross domestic product GDP) grew by 4 percent and nominal GDP grew by 3 percent, then the inflation rate was

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Explain how the difference between nominal and real gross domestic product GDP) arises, and draw a graph to illustrate the difference between them.

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When John buys new tires for his car it ______, and when Ford buys tires to put on new cars it_____.

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Economists measure the total output of an economy in order to

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When George buys a new computer for his business, it is included in gross domestic product GDP) as ______, and when he buys a new computer for use at home, it counts as______ .

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Explain why a country with a lower level of real gross domestic product GDP) per capita might have a higher level of well-being in comparison to a country with a higher level of real GDP per capita.

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The phase of the business cycle where economic activity is decreasing is called

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When an unemployed worker receives a payment from the government as a result of being unemployed, it is

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The short-run fluctuations in economic activity that can cause output to be above or below the long-run trend are called

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Real gross domestic product GDP) would be a better measure of economic well-being if it included the value of

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For the next questions, suppose a country has the following quarterly growth data for the last three years: Year Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2010 3.1 percent 3.2 percent 2.2 percent 1.2 percent 2011 3.1 percent -4.1 percent -2.2 percent 1.5 percent 2012 1.3 percent 1.2 percent 3.2 percent 3.3 percent -The country's long-run average growth rate is 3 percent. In how many of these quarters did gross domestic product GDP) contract?

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The phase of the business cycle where the economy is growing faster than usual is called

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Consider the following data, which shows the quantities and prices of two goods produced in theeconomy, to answer the next questions: Quantity produced Price Cell phones 5 million \ 100/ cell phone Pizza 25 million \ 10/ pizza -The market value of cell phones is

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"'One U.S. dollar is worth eighteen Mexican pesos.' That statement is part of microeconomics, because we are talking about the cost in pesos of a single good, namely a dollar." Why is this reasoning INCORRECT?

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A shortcoming of using real gross domestic product GDP) as a measure of economic well-being is that it does not measure changes in

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Which of the following represents the largest share of U.S. gross domestic product GDP)?

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Explain why real gross domestic product GDP) is preferred to nominal GDP as a measure of economic growth.

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If over a period of time real gross domestic product GDP) increases while nominal GDP decreases, then this implies

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