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Title: Economic Performance Indicators Discussion Questions


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Economic Performance IndicatorsDiscussion
Questions
  1. List the six broad social goals and provide the
    countries that represented the highest and lowest
    success for each.
  2. What generalizations can be made from this data
    about the level of economic freedom in a country
    and the general welfare of its citizens?
  3. Rate the countries from most market orientated to
    least.
  4. Why are so many countries in the world moving
    toward a more market-orientated economy?

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Measurements of GROWTH
  • GNP Gross National Product
  • Measures total market value of all final goods
    and services produced by a country in one year
  • GNP/capita average annual growth rate measures
    increase/decrease in a countrys output of final
    goods and services

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Measurement of STABILITY
  • GDP Imp licit Deflator measures the average
    annual rate of price changes in a nations economy

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Measurement of FREEDOM
  • Index of Economic Freedom the lower the index
    score, the higher the degree of economic freedom
    in the country

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Measurement of SECURITY
  • Unemployment Rate 4-5 reflects frictional
    unemployment rates in U.S.
  • Higher rate less economic security

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Measurements ofSTANDARD OF LIVING
  • Infant mortality rate higher rate lower
    standard of living
  • Literacy rate higher rate higher standard of
    living

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Measurement of EQUALITY
  • Gini Index measures income equality on a scale
    of 0 100
  • 0 perfect equality (everybody earns the same
    income)
  • 100 perfect inequality (richest person receives
    ALL income all other citizens receive nothing)
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