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During difficult economic times, unemployment tends to rise as employers may reduce their staffing numbers and create fewer new jobs, making it harder for people trying to find work. High rates of unemployment can prolong economicstagnation—a sustained period of little-to-no growth in an economy...
Economists and analysts use PCE to make projections about future spending and economic growth. It gives companies insight into their business needs concerning products and services and can affect hiring and investing. The BEA uses consumer spending to calculate its inflation gauge, the PCE Price Index...
1. Explain why real GDP is used as a measure of economic growth. Keep in mind the formula used to calculate real GDP. 2. Explain why only the market values of final or finished goods and services are used in the measurement/calculation of an economy's G...
of Keynesian fiscal and monetary policy in macroeconomics. Other economists, sometimes known assupply-siders, acceptSay's Lawof Markets and believe private savings and production are more important than aggregate consumption. If consumers spend too much of their income now, future economic growth ...
They confirmed that economic growth is repeatedly overestimated in the projections, which failed to anticipate the extent of the slowdown and, later, the weak pace of the economic recovery. The existence of a general tendency to overestimate economic growth in future years is common among forecast...