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This study guide covers Gross Domestic Product (GDP), its importance as an economic indicator, and its limitations. It explains how GDP is used for measuring economic performance, tracking changes, making international comparisons, and informing policy decisions. The guide emphasizes the P-I-E-S framework (Population, Inequality, Environment, and Shadow Economy) to highlight GDP's limitations. It also includes a focus on exam preparation with high-priority topics, question types, and last-minute tips, including the distinction between GDP and GDP per capita. Finally, practice questions and an answer key are provided for review.
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🎉 What does GDP primarily measure? 🤔
The total happiness of a country's citizens
The total market value of all final goods and services produced within a country's borders
The amount of environmental damage caused by production
The total number of people employed in a country