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This document contains 15 questions about macroeconomics and the Philippine economy for a class assignment. It defines key economic indicators such as GDP, GNP, and inflation. It asks about factors that influence GDP growth, the purpose of government spending and fiscal policy, and how monetary policy impacts the economy. It also requests data on the GDP and infrastructure spending of the Philippines and its ASEAN neighbors.
This document contains 15 questions about macroeconomics and the Philippine economy for a class assignment. It defines key economic indicators such as GDP, GNP, and inflation. It asks about factors that influence GDP growth, the purpose of government spending and fiscal policy, and how monetary policy impacts the economy. It also requests data on the GDP and infrastructure spending of the Philippines and its ASEAN neighbors.
This document contains 15 questions about macroeconomics and the Philippine economy for a class assignment. It defines key economic indicators such as GDP, GNP, and inflation. It asks about factors that influence GDP growth, the purpose of government spending and fiscal policy, and how monetary policy impacts the economy. It also requests data on the GDP and infrastructure spending of the Philippines and its ASEAN neighbors.
CE297 Assignment Questions - Macroeconomics and the Philippine Economy
Reading Assignment:
A Brief Introduction to Macroeconomics (pages 1-4 only)
Philippines: A Concise Profile
Answer all questions and submit during class hours on _____________ .
1.) What is GDP?
GDP is the market value of final goods and services produced in a country during a period of time.
2.) Is the GDP an indicator of a country’s strength? How?
yes, GDP is an indicator of a country strength. It is one way to summarize a country‘s ability to produce goods and services that meet the needs of its citizens. when people consume more goods and services and when they going to provide more services that citizens, GDP increases. However, GDP is an incomplete measure of a country’s well-being because it does not offer any information on how the different components are distributed among the country’s citizens. GDP is also determined by the factors of production including labor and capital.
3.) What is GNP? How is it different from GDP?
GDP is a measure of income that is producing a particular country. GNP is
a total of GDP and the net property income from abroad.
4.) What are the factors that increase GDP?
The factors that increase GDP our personal consumption expenditure, gross private domestic investment, government spending, and net exports. Personal consumption expenditure is increased by increasing income. Investment is increased by increasing the interest rate.
5.) Why is government spending necessary?
Government spending is necessary because it increases planned expenditures thus increasing GDP. In effect, the equilibrium GDP and interest rates are higher.
6.) Is deficit spending advantageous?
Deficit spending drives economic growth by getting the GDP higher. However, unpaid deficits will become debt which will be disadvantageous to the economy.
7.) Is government spending justified and useful?
8.) What is inflation?
9.) How does inflation affect consumption?
10.) What is the GINI coefficient?
11.) How does a government’s Fiscal Policy affect the economy?
12.) How does a government’s Monetary Policy affect the economy?
13.) What is the GDP of the Philippines? Its ASEAN neighbors?
14.) What is the Philippines’ infrastructure budget as a percentage of
GDP? How about its ASEAN neighbors?
15.) Is infrastructure spending necessary to propel a nation’s growth?
Why? What are the pitfalls of too much infrastructure spending?