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Rising GDP (Gross Domestic Product) creates an increase in the money supply. However the Stock Market needs an increase in GDP to make profits, and to much GDP causes higher inflation which is a big concern in China. The easy way to define inflation is, if inflation increases by 8% and your pay check only increases by 4% in that same year, your money is now worth 4% less than the previous year.
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Are unplanned changes in inventories rising falling or constant at equilibrium GDP?
They are constant at equilibrium GDP.
A period of rising GDP is known as?
an Economic Expansion
When the effect of price changes is taken out of GDP you have?
real gdp
What happens the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
Which of the following is happening when the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
Are unplanned changes in inventories rising falling or constant at equilibrium GDP?
They are constant at equilibrium GDP.
A period of rising GDP is known as?
an Economic Expansion
When the effect of price changes is taken out of GDP you have?
real gdp
What happens when GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
What happens the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
Which of the following is happening when the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
Which of the following is happeninh when the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
A period or rising price levels and an increase in real GDP?
An Economic Expansion
Which othe following is happening when the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
A country's economy is stagnating when the GDP is doing which of the following?
Neither rising nor falling
What is the wealthiest south American country?
by GDP it would be Chile, although Brazil is rising.
What impact will a negative supply shock have on the main measures of economic performance?
A negative supply shock shifts the aggregate supply curve to the left and raises overall prices. This has a negative effect on GDP. This is shown via the expenditure approach to GDP, as rising costs will reduce personal consumption and net exports.
