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What are the types of GDP?
There are two types of GDP.such as 1)Potential GDP,2) Nominal GDP
What is The most basic measure of economic growth?
GDP (Gross Domestic Product)
Who are the two richest countries in the world?
United states and china United States GDP $14,580,000,000,000 China GDP $7,800,000,000,000
Calculate the percentage change in nominal GDP?
It is 100*(New GDP/Old GDP - 1).Clearly, it is not possible to give a numeric answer because the question gives no indication as to the country whose GDP is being measured, nor the two periods between which the comparison is to be made.
What is micro economics basic define?
define law of demand.explain it with the help of schedule and digram. also write its assumption and limitation
What are the types of GDP?
There are two types of GDP.such as 1)Potential GDP,2) Nominal GDP
What is the limitation of adding two odd numbers?
There is no limitation. If you have two odd numbers, you can ALWAYS add them.
What is The most basic measure of economic growth?
GDP (Gross Domestic Product)
What are two ways the debt to GDP ratio can increase?
GDP Decreases and Debt Increases
What are two ways the debt-to-GDP ratio increase?
debt increases and GDP decreases.
What are the limitation in dualcore?
it only has two cores
Why should you not use GDP per capita as base for comparing the GDP of two countries?
You should use GDP per capita when comparing countries GDPs
What are two ways the debt-to-GDP ratio can decrease?
The debt can be repaid, or the GDP can grow faster than the debt.
What is the limitation of ASCII code?
Basic ASCII does not have enough bits to deal with languages with large character sets.
What are two leading countries in today's world economy?
By nominal GDP: U.S. and China. By PPP GDP: U.S. and China.
Who are the two richest countries in the world?
United states and china United States GDP $14,580,000,000,000 China GDP $7,800,000,000,000
What basic components determine the US GDP?
Components that determine the U.S. GDP are : Consumption, the amount that consumers pay for goods; Investment, the amount of money spent on new production facilities, that is, plants and facilities; Services
