you are such an amazing teacher you explain everything so perfectly and have helped me improve my grade from an E to an A by just watching your videos, thank you so much!
If LRAS is straight then any shift of AD will cause an increase in the general price level on the economy and not an increase in real GDP, the straight LRAS curve is vertical, and the AD is downward sloping, if AD shifts to the right, then the real output of the economy wont increase, only the price level will. Also if LRAS shifts, it will only shift due to demand or supply side policies targeted at causing that shift, the size of the shift will depend on the available resources in the economy, there simply won't be enough resources to cause an infinite GDP. Its like a point outside the PPF curve, it's impossible as there aren't enough resources. However, if growth increases i.e. AD shifting to the right, then more resources will be available as it would lead to things such as increased capital investment which will increase efficiency and productivity and therefore increase output. This will then make it possible to shift the LRAS curve to the right further but this depends on increasing AD which has risks of demand pull inflation and depends on the initial position of the economy.Hope that helped :)
Do you have to know the cons of each measurement? I've got the 2015 CGP book and they don't say anything about remembering the cons as they just give you the formulas.
Hi Dal, I'm getting very confused. What's the difference between GNI & GNP. As in my spec it only says GNP. But I'm getting confused at the differences and what they both mean separately. Hope you can help and thanks again for your excellent videos.
GNI is =GDP+(money flowing in from other countries - money flowing out to other countries), whereas GNP is basically gdp but only for that specific country’s citizens and businesses i.e if it is France it won’t take Americans who live in France activity into account
you are such an amazing teacher you explain everything so perfectly and have helped me improve my grade from an E to an A by just watching your videos, thank you so much!
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Apart from videos how did you prepare?
i read the cambridge book by colin bamford and susan grant as well as the revision guide by terry cook, both really helpful!
What a E?
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hi there, I know this comment is from like 7 years ago but do you have any tips to get from a E level to a A level? Economics
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Good video Vikkstar123.
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What graphs would you suggest to support this information?
Could you do a presentation on Living Standards and how Economic growth can impact it?
This video is covered in my development economics playlist :)
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Surely there is a limit to how much GDP can increase to?
mat drav yes, you can refer to the Keynesian LRAS curve where increasing AD only leads to inflationary pressure. Tell me if I'm wrong
I was thinking about the classical model. If LRAS is straight then wouldnt it just keep shifting right to the point where GDP is theortically infinite
If LRAS is straight then any shift of AD will cause an increase in the general price level on the economy and not an increase in real GDP, the straight LRAS curve is vertical, and the AD is downward sloping, if AD shifts to the right, then the real output of the economy wont increase, only the price level will. Also if LRAS shifts, it will only shift due to demand or supply side policies targeted at causing that shift, the size of the shift will depend on the available resources in the economy, there simply won't be enough resources to cause an infinite GDP. Its like a point outside the PPF curve, it's impossible as there aren't enough resources. However, if growth increases i.e. AD shifting to the right, then more resources will be available as it would lead to things such as increased capital investment which will increase efficiency and productivity and therefore increase output. This will then make it possible to shift the LRAS curve to the right further but this depends on increasing AD which has risks of demand pull inflation and depends on the initial position of the economy.Hope that helped :)
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can you please post the link to the video which shows the 3 methods of calculating gdp?
Sir are you in any way related to Vikkstar123 cause you look a lot like him
Economic growth or growth performance are the same questions?
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what happens to the standard living of if the growth rate of real GDP is 0?
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Is this the chapter of national income statistics? Or is it another chapter
Same chapter
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Do you have to know the cons of each measurement? I've got the 2015 CGP book and they don't say anything about remembering the cons as they just give you the formulas.
What's the difference between GNP and GNI pls
Can I know which video is the one that measures GDP using the expenditure, income and output method? I couldn't find it
it's the circular flow of income video (the second one in this playlist)
dear sir I think this should be classied into year 2 macro content
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Hi Dal, I'm getting very confused. What's the difference between GNI & GNP. As in my spec it only says GNP. But I'm getting confused at the differences and what they both mean separately. Hope you can help and thanks again for your excellent videos.
The are the same essentially so don't worry about the specific abbreviation used
Very useful lesson
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Can we get the lore??
is gni the same as gnp??
GNI is =GDP+(money flowing in from other countries - money flowing out to other countries), whereas GNP is basically gdp but only for that specific country’s citizens and businesses i.e if it is France it won’t take Americans who live in France activity into account
11:50 Green GDP
hey sir can u make a video on evaluation for GDP , GDP per capita and MEW
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is this AQA A level
Somehwat, mostly it's AS and A level CiE
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i do ocr so will watching this playlist help or confuse me?
This is convenient, doing this in class as well
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Which is the best measure to measure economic growth of a country
1. GDP
2. GNP
3. PERCAPITA INCOME
4. NATIONAL INCOME
gnp
Per capita income
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No no as and a level!
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