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6200/6600 Principles of Business and Personal Finance Summer 2010 Page 41 Name ____________________ Class __________ Date __________ Measuring Economic Activities Organizer Directions: Provide the requested information. Ways to Measure Economic Activities 1. Describe Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Category Example product House valued at $180, 000 Category Example product $5000 monthly lease for a beauty salon ______________ Category Example product Concert sponsored by the city ______________ Category Write the major categories and other examples, as possible, of economic activities included in the GDP

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Name ____________________ Class __________ Date __________

Measuring Economic Activities OrganizerDirections: Provide the requested information.

Ways to Measure Economic Activities

1. Describe Gross Domestic Product

(GDP)

Category

Example product

House valued at $180, 000

Category

Example product

$5000 monthly lease for a beauty salon

______________

Category

Example product

Concert sponsored by the city

______________

Category

Write the major categories and other examples, as possible, of economic activities included in the GDP

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Measuring Economic Activities Organizer Continued

= ÷2. GDP per capitadetermines ____________________________________

EmploymentWhich people are included in the unemployment rate?

ProductivityHow can productivity be increased?

ExamplesSheetz convenience store provides touch-screen computers for customers to place food orders instead of sales associates taking food orders._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. Labor Activities

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Measuring Economic Activities Organizer Continued

4. Consumer Spending List and describe the economic indicators for consumer spending:

_____________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. Investment Activities

Describe how the listed investment activities promote economic growth:

Personal Savings

Examples

Mary has saved over $800 in a local bank.

Jack borrowed $600 from a local bank to buy a new oven.

______________________

______________________

______________________

The Stock Market

Examples

Jason purchased stock of a

pharmaceutical company.

______________________

______________________

______________________

The Bond Market

Examples

The bond passed to fund

several city parks.

______________________

______________________

______________________

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Measuring Economic Activities Organizer Continued

6. Borrowing Activities

Government

Describe how government borrowing can

lead to a budget deficit.

Businesses

Describe how using borrowed money

wisely can impact businesses.

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Name_________________________ Class ________________ Date _________

Very Important Business Terms ActivityDirections: In the right-hand column of the table, describe why the terms listed in the left-hand column are important.

Measuring Economic Activities

Very Important Business Terms

Why is the term important to the topic?

Gross domestic product (GDP)

Example: GDP indicates the health and growth of an economy. If the GDP for a country is steadily increasing, this is usually an indication of higher demands for goods and services. A higher demand for goods and services result in more goods and services being produced.

GDP per capita

Productivity

Personal income

Retail sales

Capital projects

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Very Important Business Terms Continued

Economic Conditions

Business cycle

Prosperity

Recession

Depression

Recovery

Inflation

Deflation

Stock

Bond

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Name ____________________ Class __________ Date __________

GDP Map ActivityDirections: Select three countries of your choice from the website www.theodora.com/wfb and obtain requested information about each one.

"english.freemap.jp." Free blank outline world maps. 11 Jan 2006. Sankakukei, InoueKeisuke. 14 Nov 2008 <http://english.freemap.jp/world_e/img/4/2.gif>.

Part 1 Country 1 Country 2 Country 3

GDP last year

Population last year

GDP per capita last yearGDP two years ago

Population two years agoGDP per capita two years ago

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GDP Map Continued

Part 2Using each country’s GDP for one and two years ago, write a statement about eachone’s economic performance.

Country 1 ___________________________________________________________Country 2 ___________________________________________________________Country 3 ___________________________________________________________

Part 3Using each country’s GDP per capita for one and two years ago, write a statement

about each one’s economic performance.Country 1 ___________________________________________________________Country 2 ___________________________________________________________Country 3 ___________________________________________________________

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Economic Conditions Organizer Continued

Part C

Part D

How do interest rates impact businesses? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Consumer Prices

InflationDefine:

How may high demand and limited supply of products cause inflation?

How is the consumer price index calculated?

How does inflation impact consumer buying power?

DeflationDefine:

How do lower prices impact deflation?

List the primary saving or borrowing purpose for each type of interest rates