Main Economic groups and factors of production
- Created by: Ollie Goodhind
- Created on: 20-03-19 21:08
Economic Growth - Growth in GDP (Value of output) over time.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) - The total value added of goods and services produced in the country in a year.
GDP Per Capita - GDP divided by the population.
Boom - A period of high economic activity and high levels of employment.
Recession - A period when the country's GDP falls for two (or more) consecutive quarters.
Labour Force (or Workforce - The number of people who work in a country.
Employment - The use of labour in the economy to produce goods and services.
Unemployment - Occurs when workers able and willing to work at the current wage rates are unable to find employment.
Claimant Count - The method of measuring unemployment according to the number of people who are claiming unemployment-related benefits.
Level of Unemployment - The number of people in the working population that are unemployed.
Rate of Unemployment - The percentage of the country's workforce that is unemployed.
Unemployment Rate = Number of unemployed divided by Workforce x 100
Frictional Unemployment - Unemployment caused by time lags…
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