Mr. Mayer AP Macroeconomics Economic Growth & Productivity.

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Mr. Mayer AP Macroeconomics Economic Growth & Productivity

Economic Growth Defined Sustained increase in Real GDP over time. Sustained increase in Real GDP per Capita over time.

Why Grow? Growth leads to greater prosperity for society. Lessens the burden of scarcity. Increases the general level of well- being.

Conditions for Growth Willingness to sacrifice current consumption in order to grow Saving Trade

Physical Capital Tools, machinery, factories, infrastructure Physical Capital is the product of Investment. Investment is sensitive to interest rates and expected rates of return. It takes capital to make capital. Capital must be maintained.

Technology & Productivity Research and development, innovation and invention yield increases in available technology. More technology in the hands of workers increases productivity. Productivity is output per worker. More Productivity = Economic Growth.

Human Capital People are a country’s most important resource. Therefore human capital must be developed. Education Access to technology

Growth Illustrated GDP R PL AD SRASLRAS YFYF P

Growth Illustrated GDP R PL AD SRAS LRAS YFYF P

Growth Illustrated or PPC Capital Goods Consumer Goods..   PPC 1 

Hindrances to Growth Economic and Political Instability – High inflationary expectations Lack of Savings Excess current consumption Failure to maintain existing capital Crowding Out of Investment – Government deficits & debt increasing long term interest rates! Trade Barriers