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Macroeconomic Performance

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Macroeconomics   part of economics that deals with the economy as a whole and uses aggregate measures of output, income, prices, and employment  
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP)   the dollar value of all final goods, services, and structures produced within a country’s national borders during a one-year period  
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Intermediate Products   products that are components of other final products included in GDP  
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Secondhand Sales   sales of used goods not included in GDP  
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Nonmarket Transactions   economic activity not taking place in the market → not included in GDP  
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Underground Economy   unreported legal and illegal activities that do not show up in GDP stats  
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Base Year   yr serving as point of comparison for other yrs in price index or other statistical measure  
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Real GDP   gross domestic product after adjustments for inflation  
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Current GDP   gross domestic product measured in current prices, unadjusted for inflation  
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GDP Per Capita   gross domestic product on per person basis; can be expressed in current or constant dollars  
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Gross National Product (GNP)   total dollar value of all final goods, services, and structures produce din one yr with labor and property supplied by country’s residents, regardless of where production takes place  
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Net National Product (NNP)   GNP less depreciation charges for wear and tear on capital equipment  
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National Income (NI)   net national product less indirect business taxes  
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Personal Income (PI)   total amount of income to consumer sector before individual income taxes are paid  
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Disposable Personal Income (DPI)   person income less individual income taxes  
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Household   basic unit of consumer sector consisting of all persons who occupy house, apartment, or separate living quarters  
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Unrelated Individual   person living alone even though may have relatives living elsewhere  
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Family   two or more ppl living together, related by blood, marriage, or adoption  
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Output-Expenditure Market   macroeconomic model describing aggregate demand by consumer, investment, gov, and foreign sectors  
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Net Exports of Goods and Services   net expenditures by foreign sector; equal to total exports less total imports  
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Census   complete count of population, including place of residence  
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Urban Population   ppl living in cities, towns, and villages with 2,500 or more inhabitants  
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Rural Population   ppl not living in urban areas  
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Center of Population   point where the country would balance if it were flat and everyone weighed the same  
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Infrastructure   highways, mass transit, communications, power, water, sewerage, and other public goods needed to support a population  
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Baby Boom   historically high birthrate yrs in U.S. from 1946 to 1964  
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Population Pyramid   diagram showing the breakdown of population by age and gender  
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Dependency Ratio   number of children and elderly ppl in population for every 100 ppl in the 18-64 working-age bracket  
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Demographer   person who studies growth, density, and other characteristics of a population  
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Fertility Rate   number of births that 1,000 women are expected to undergo in their lifetime  
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Life Expentancy   average remaining life span in yrs for ppl who attain a given age  
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Net Immigration   net population change after accounting for those who enter and leave a country  
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