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GDP
=C[consumption]+I[investment]+G[government spending]+(X[exports]-M[imports])
GNP
=GDP+NFIA
NNP
=GNP-CCA
NI
=W+i+R+Profits
SD
=NNP-NI
Production function
Labor on horizontal, real GDP (Y) on vertical. upward rightward curve (Y=F(K_,L))
Labor Market
Labor on horizontal, real wages (W) on vertical. downward demand curve (DL=MPL) intersects with upward supply curve (SL).
Product Market
Real GDP (Y) on horizontal, price level (P) on vertical. Straight vertical AS(L) curve intersects with downward rightward sloping AD(M) curve. Rightward shift of aggregate supply implies economic growth.
S,I and r Graph
Savings and investment (S,I) on horizontal, Real interest rates (r) on vertical. Downward sloping I curve intersects with upward sloping S curve.
GDP growth rate
(GDP year2-GDP year1/GDP year 1) X100
GDP price deflator
(Nominal GDP/Real GDP) X 100
Chain type growth rate
g=SQUARE ROOT OF[(p1xq2/p1xq1)x(p2xq2/p2xq1)]
Chain type real GDP
g X real GDP1
Chain type GDP price deflator
(nominal GDP/chain-type real GDP) X 100
Current account surplus
More exports then imports
Current account deficit
More imports then exports
Say's Law
Supply creates its own demand. in the process of production, enough income is generated to produce that output. if not price levels will adjust