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What sector of aggregate income is historically the most volatile segment of GDP?
investment
What is the most volatile asspect of expenditure in economics?
If you mean the expenditure approach to calculating GDP, then C+I+G+NX Investment is the most volatile, meaning that it changes the most with aggregate shocks to the economy. Some measures of consumtpion like durable goods are also volatile.
The biggest component of GDP?
it is consumption
What is the largest expenditure component of GDP?
consumption
The largest component of US GDP is?
household consumption.
What sector of aggregate income is historically the most volatile segment of GDP?
investment
What is the most volatile asspect of expenditure in economics?
If you mean the expenditure approach to calculating GDP, then C+I+G+NX Investment is the most volatile, meaning that it changes the most with aggregate shocks to the economy. Some measures of consumtpion like durable goods are also volatile.
The biggest component of GDP?
it is consumption
What is the largest expenditure component of GDP?
consumption
The largest component of US GDP is?
household consumption.
What is the largest component of GDP spending in us?
consumption
Why real GDP is demand-determined?
Because real GDP compares gross income of different years with one year's prices (to better reflect the change), and since prices are demand-determined, so is GDP.
What is the smallest component of the GDP?
The smallest component of GDP is net exports. The value of imports, the purchases by United States citizens of foreign-produced goods, is subtracted from the value of exports.
Why doesn't an increase in aggregate demand translate directly into an increase in real GDP?
Why doesn't an increase in aggregate demand translate directly into an increase in real GDP
How would a stock market crash affect aggregate demand and GDP?
AD is reduced and so is GDP
What factors affect falls in Indian money value?
The most influential factors are:The increased demand of dollarSlowdown in GDP growthInflation
Which component(s) of U.S. real GDP decreased in size relative to total U.S. real GDP from 1950 to 2000?
agriculture
