ECN 204 Chapter Notes - Chapter 08: Capital Accumulation, Factor 5, Root Mean Square

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Ecn 204 chapter 08 economic growth. Economists de ne/measure economic growth as one of the following: an increase in real gdp occurring over some time period, an increase in real gdp per capita occurring over some time period. With either de nition economic growth is calculated as a percentage rate of grow per quarter or per year. The second de nition takes into consideration the size of the population. Real gdp per capita is the amount of real output per person in a country: Real gdp per capital = real gdp / population. Growth is a widely held economic goal. The expansion of total output relative to population results in rising real wages and incomes therefore a higher standards of living. An economy that is experiencing economic growth is better able to meet peoples wants and solve socioeconomic problems. Rising real wages and income provide richer opportunities to families and individuals (eg.

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