MindMap Gallery GDP mind map
This is a mind map about GDP. GDP is the abbreviation of gross domestic product. This mind map includes nominal GDP, real GDP, measurement, etc. If you need it, you can collect it and follow it~
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GDP
meaning
It is the total market value of all final products and services produced within a certain period of time (excluding inflation). It only calculates flow, not stock, and uses value added to calculate it (some intangible products are tickets and the like)
Value, object, regional
subtopic
measure
Production method (value-added method)
Increased again and again in the production process
income approach
Corporate income and our non-profitable services
GDP = wages, interest, rent, profit, depreciation, indirect tax-subsidy
Expenditure method GDP=C I G NX
family
Three major parts of consumption C durable goods nondurable goods Service consumption
enterprise
Investment expenditure I Depreciation (replacement investment) net investment fixed investment Inventory investment
Net investment for the year = Capital stock for the current year— Capital stock at the end of the previous year Total investment = Net investment Depreciation
government
Government purchasesG Transfer payments (do not constitute GDP)
Net exports
X is export M is import
NX=X-M
Get Output = Expenditure = Income
Nominal GDP and real GDP
Nominal GDP
That’s because output and prices are constantly changing.
real GDP
Real GDP only changes when output changes, that is, prices are fixed.
Some economic indicators related to
GNP
Total income of citizens outside the economy (foreign citizens) GNP = GDP Money coming from abroad - paid to abroad
NNP net national product = GNP - depreciation
NI
=NNP-statistical error (below 0.5%)
Personal Disposal = Market Income Gained by Households Transfer Payments - Personal Taxes
limitation
Failure to reflect the negative impact and damage of economic growth on resources and the environment
Inability to accurately reflect certain non-market activities
It cannot accurately reflect changes in a country's wealth and the quality of its fixed asset stock.
Unable to fully reflect the welfare status of citizens