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Nominal GDP (GDP at current market price)
Real GDP (GDP at constant market price)
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National Income Accounting
GDP
- resident producing units
- total value of final output
GDP at market price = C + I + G + X – M
GDP at factor cost = GDP at market price – IBT + Subsidies
GNP
- residents
- total income earned
GNP = GDP + factor income from abroad – factor income paid abroad
Excluded items
- intermediate goods
- second-hand goods
- unreported market transactions
- imports
- shares and bonds
- welfare payment
- not currently produced items
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Nominal GDP (GDP at current market price)
Real GDP (GDP at constant market price)
Price Index at base year
Real GDP = Nominal GDP x -------------------------------
Price Index at current year
Real GDP
Real GDP per capita = --------------------
Population size
Demand side factors
- C
- I
- G
- X
- M
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Supply side factors
- Capital
- Land
- Labour
- Entrepreneurship
- Technology
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Real GDP is a better indicator than nominal GDP because the effect of price changes in the year is eliminated.
Limitations of GDP statistics
(1) Income distribution
If income distribution is uneven, the majority of the population enjoys a lower
living standard.
(2) Population size
Real GDP per capital of a country may be lower due to a larger population size.
(3) Composition of output
If a large proportion of the GDP consists of capital goods, GDP will overestimate the current living standard.
(4) Leisure and unreported market transactions
They will raise living standard, but not GDP. Thus, GDP will underestimate the current living standard.