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`s ICT ACTIVITIES 1 º BACHELOR IES ECONOMY LIFT EXERCISE

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The definition of macro-economic parameters and its calculation were standardized internationally in the 1950's. Since then they have gone beyond the field of specialists and have become part of the vocabulary of the man in the street. This topic will explain to students the difference (and similarity) between concepts such as gross domestic product, net national product or national income.


NATIONAL PRODUCT:

is defined as the value of all goods and services produced only by nationals of a country during a certain period, usually one year. Excluding foreign working in the country and includes nationals working abroad


GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP):


is the total monetary value of the current production of goods and services a country during a period (usually a quarter or year). GDP is a flow magnitude, it counts only goods and services produced during the study phase. Moreover, the GDP does not account for the goods or services that are the result of informal work (domestic work, exchange of services between acquaintances, etc.).. GDP


NATIONAL IN SPAIN:

The synthetic indicator of activity that produces the Ministry of Finance makes a GDP contraction of 1.5% in the fourth quarter, resulting in recession of the English economy after two consecutive quarters of negative growth, according to data collected by the Department of Europe Press.


DISPOSABLE INCOME:

Productivity gains come from the hand of the "gradual loss of importance" of the sectors with higher labor intensity (construction and catering), but lower value. Solbes Minister stood on that stage in the years 2009 and 2010, but in view of recent employment data seems more than likely This timetable has been advanced. The slowdown in employment is focusing mainly on the lower value added sectors, which explains the productivity gains.


NATIONAL INCOME:

is composed of all national income. We provide a valuable tool to analyze the results of the economic process. Thus national income allows us to measure a country's economic development as it serves to:

1. Know if progress remains the same or backward.
2. Appreciating the contribution made by different sectors of economic activity.
3. Know in what way income is distributed.



PER CAPITA INCOME:

The per capita income or GDP per capita is the relationship between GDP (gross domestic product) of a country and its many inhabitants. To achieve this, divide the GDP of a country by the people thereof.