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3 - Production and Growth
3 - Production and Growth
MACROECONOMICS
Lecturer: DANG HUYEN ANH
Email: Huyenanh098@gmail.com
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Chapter 2
Production and Growth
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Reading materials
GDPrt – GDPrt-1
GDP growth rate = * 100 (%)
GDP rt-1
+ Economic Growth arround the world
2010 115.28 5.57 6087.16 10.64 5700.10 4.19 115.93 6.42 14992.05 2.56
2011 122.73 6.46 6668.54 9.55 5693.52 -0.12 123.17 6.24 15224.55 1.55
2012 130.73 6.52 7192.67 7.86 5778.64 1.50 129.63 5.25 15567.04 2.25
2013 138.60 6.01 7751.44 7.77 5894.23 2.00 136.66 5.42 15853.80 1.84
2014 147.00 6.06 8326.95 7.42 5916.32 0.37 144.83 5.98 16242.53 2.45
2015 156.63 6.55 8913.32 7.04 5988.67 1.22 154.51 6.68 16710.46 2.88
2016 167.77 7.11 9523.77 6.85 6019.93 0.52 164.10 6.21 16972.35 1.57
2017 179.99 7.28 10185.31 6.95 6150.46 2.17 175.28 6.81 17348.63 2.22
2018 194.15 7.86 10872.98 6.75 6170.34 0.32 187.69 7.08 17856.48 2.93
2019 209.97 8.15 11537.16 6.11 6210.70 0.65 200.86 7.02 18273.17 2.33
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Economic growth
and the rule of 70
Productivity
+ Productivity
Productivity is represented
by quantity of goods and
services produced from each
unit of labor input
Productivity = Y/L
Productivit so
In An
y productivity
economy
determines determines
as a whole,
an income,
OUTPUT =
economy’s then, living
INCOME
output standards
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Determinants of productivity
Human
capital per Technological
worker knowledge
Physical
capital per
worker
Natural
resources per
worker
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Physical capital, K
! Technological knowledge
Refers to society’s understanding of
how to produce goods and services
! Human capital
Results from the effort people
expend to acquire this knowledge
The Production Function 18
! Y = A × F(L, K, H, N)
L: labor
K: Capital
H: human resource
N: Natural resource
A: level of technology
! Constant
returns to scale: Changing all inputs by
the same percentage causes output to change by
that percentage.
Example:
- Doubling all inputs (multiplying each by 2) causes
output to double:
2Y = A × F(2L, 2K, 2H, 2N)
! If
we multiply each input by 1/L, then
output is multiplied by 1/L:
! This
equation shows that productivity (Y/L,
output per worker) depends on:
! This figure shows how the amount of capital per worker influences the amount of
output per worker. Other determinants of output, including human capital,
natural resources, and technology, are held constant.
Would
naturally
improve
Policies that Poor countries are Populations are health
lead to poor Because their not healthy outcomes
more rapid populations are not Because they are Which in
economic healthy poor and cannot
turn
growth afford better
healthcare and would
nutrition further
promote
economic
growth
+ Property Rights and Political Stability