ECON102 Chapter Notes - Chapter 22: The Incentive, Physical Capital, Real Wages

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Economic growth: a sustained expansion of production possibilities measured as the increase in real gdp over a given period. Economic growth rate: the annual percentage change of real gdp. Real gdp per person (also called per capita): real gdp divided by the population. Labour productivity: the quantity of real gdp produced by an hour of labour. Real gdp growth rate = (real gdp in current year - real gdp in previous year) / Tells us how rapidly the total economy is expanding. Growth rate of real gdp per capita can be calculated approximately by subtracting the population growth rate from the real gdp growth rate. Like compound interest - you earn interest on the interest collected. The rule of 70 states the number of years it takes for the level of any variable to double is approximately 70 divided by the annual percentage growth rate of the variable. Can be applied to real gdp per person.

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