cyclical unemployment
The unused portion of the economic productive capacity.
productive
Economic efficiency.
resource
allocative efficancy productive efficancy
The unused portion of the economic productive capacity.
productive
Economic efficiency.
resource
Mercantilist thinkers believed that a nation's wealth and power were directly tied to the amount of precious metals (specie) it possessed. They thought that a positive balance of trade, where a nation exported more than it imported, would lead to an influx of specie and increased prosperity. This focus on accumulating specie overshadowed the importance of overall productive capacity in their economic theories.
Economic growth can be further split into Actual growth and potential growth.Actual growth is the increase in the GDP of the economy represented by the rightward shift of the Aggregate Demand.Potential growth is the increase in the productive capacity or the maximum possible output of an economy. this is represented by the rightward shift of the Aggregate Supply.
Allocation
allocative efficancy productive efficancy
A productive task within an economic system usually benefits many individuals within the system. The performance of these tasks will ultimately improve the economy in the long term.
Economic growth can be further split into Actual growth and potential growth.Actual growth is the increase in the GDP of the economy represented by the rightward shift of the Aggregate Demand.Potential growth is the increase in the productive capacity or the maximum possible output of an economy. this is represented by the rightward shift of the Aggregate Supply.
In economic terms firms can grow internally- this is where a firm increases there productive capacity by increasing their factors of productions, this could be; labour, land, capital or enterprise. This is normally a naturally occurring growth, as a business becomes more successful the demand for their products increases thus it is necessary to increase the productive capacity of the firm in order to supply for this demand thus exploiting all consumer demand and making as much profit as possible.
efficient use of limited productive resources to satisfy economic wants.