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Introducing Concepts - Economic Growth quiz #1

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  • What does an increase in gross domestic product (GDP) indicate about a country's economy?
    An increase in GDP indicates that a country's economy is growing, meaning the overall level of production in the economy is rising.
  • For what purpose do economists use changes in GDP?
    Economists use changes in GDP to measure economic growth, which reflects changes in the level of production and the standard of living over time.
  • What is per capita GDP and what does it measure?
    Per capita GDP is the gross domestic product divided by the population, measuring the average output per person in an economy.
  • How does an increase in per capita GDP relate to economic growth?
    An increase in per capita GDP means that output per person is rising, which is a key indicator of economic growth and is associated with a higher standard of living.
  • What historical event marked a significant increase in output per person and economic growth?
    The Industrial Revolution marked a significant increase in output per person. This led to dramatic economic growth and a higher standard of living.
  • How did the standard of living for the average person change from ancient times up to the 1700s?
    The standard of living for the average person remained essentially the same from ancient times up to the 1700s. This was because increases in output were matched by increases in population.
  • What role did technological advancements play in economic growth during the 20th century?
    Technological advancements greatly increased the availability of household comforts and luxuries. This contributed to a higher standard of living and economic growth.
  • Why do economists use real GDP instead of nominal GDP when measuring economic growth over time?
    Economists use real GDP to keep prices constant across time periods. This allows for a more accurate measurement of changes in production and economic growth.
  • What impact did World War II have on the United States' real GDP per capita?
    World War II caused a significant increase in the United States' real GDP per capita. This was due to a surge in production, especially of military technology.
  • What does a general upward trend in real GDP per capita indicate about an economy?
    A general upward trend in real GDP per capita indicates sustained economic growth. It reflects rising output per person and improvements in the standard of living.