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Which of the following suggest that real per capita GDP is not a perfect measure of economic well-being? a. population varies across counties b. GDP does not measure the value-added created during home production c. GDP does not take into account the income distribution d. GDP underestimates the value of goods and services produced in the economy because of inflation e. GDP inaccurately measures the value of goods and services produced by the government When do we say that the...
need 24-27 answered plz T ITAN Chart Text Shape Media Comment Insert Table 24. Which activity BEST describes how GDP is calculated? a. summing the market value of all finished goods and services b. summing the market value of everything produced in a country C. surveying households in a country to determine what they have purchased d. summing the wealth of all citizens of a country 25. If GDP for a certain economy is $1,300 billion at the end of...
plz help with this homework, plz don't copy answers that were answered before. Thank you and write in text and not image since its hard to read from. 1. If real GDP per capita in the United States is $8,000, what will real GDP per capita in the United States be after 5 years if real GDP per capita grows at an annual rate of 3.2%? (Show your work and explain your answers.) 2. Sweden has a population of 9.05...
Which of the following is NOT true about gross domestic product (GDP)? a. It includes only final goods and services. b. The values are measured in current dollars c. Intermediate goods and services are excluded to prevent double counting. d. It includes the value of transfer payments. The gross domestic product (GDP) excludes: a. the value of intermediate goods produced. b. the spending by government on new roads and bridges. c. household spending on goods and services. d. the increase...
Which of the following statements draws a false conclusion? a. Nations that currently produce no capital goods, and whose inhabitants are hungry, risk famine with internally funded capital investments. b. Some African nations have substantially more food and capital investment than others; therefore, their standard of living is higher. c. Life expectancy in an average African country is lower than in an average European country; therefore Europeans can expect to outlive Africans. O d. Population reduction policies, if effective, can...
(49)Which of the following statements is true? GNP: (a)Measures the total output of final goods and services within a country’s economy in a year (b)Includes only goods and services produced by the citizens of a country (c)Includes intermediate inputs (d)All of the above (50)Which of the following statements is false? The monetary value of the output of $20 billion worth of cars by the Honda Corporation in India’s economy would be counted in: (a)Japan’s GNP (b)India’s GDP (c)America’s GNP (d)All...
5-7 QUESTION 5 I nominal GDP grew 9 percent last year and the population have not changed and inflation rate was 4 percent, then real GDP per capita grew by percent. 2.25 13 QUESTION 6 -20 + 4/w), where w is the wage per Suppose a firm's labor demand equation is L-28-21w), and the labor supply equation that it froos is, hour worked. The government imposes a minimum wage equal to 10. As a result unemployment will not change increase...
In which country are non-tradeable goods and services more expensive and why? The following four questions draw on the following information for Colombia and Thailand, based on the 2002 World Development Report Population Population Poverty Gap at Per Capita GDP elow $1 Day PPP elow $1 DayGini PPP(%) Index Per Capita National GDP (S)(PPPŞ)Poverty Line Colombia Thailand 2080 2010 5890 6330 17.7 13.1 11.0 <2 3.2 < 0.5 57.1 41.4
Which is more likely to lead to increases in real GDP per capita over centuries? o the fraction of the population working labor productivity
Questions 5 to 7 Consider the simple production model studied in class but with different exponents Suppose that the production function is Cobb-Douglas. Namely, we have Y = AKUL The data for this economy is A 10, K 60 and the initial population is 30. We will assume that everyone in this country works so that population equals employment and per-person GDP equals per-worker GDP. The economy is hit by a hurricane. As a result, half of the stock of...