Macroeconomics Indicators

____________________ is trying to understand how both individuals and nations behave in response to certain material constraints.

• The underlying essence of economics

• Global Development Growth

• Domestic Growth Economic

• Micro and Macro economics

The money that local and national states spend in; roads, schools, defense, sports, culture.

• Government Network

• Multinational Investments

• Government Spending

• Macroeconomics Theories

Unlike _____________, which defines production based on the geographical location of production, the ________________ allocates production based on location of ownership.

• Macroeconomics - Microeconomics

• GDP - GNP

• Microeconomics - Macroeconomics

• GNP - GDP

it is measured by a price index, that monitors the behavior over time of the prices of a standard group of goods. In México, we use the INPC (Índice de Nacional de Precios al Consumidor).

• Growth Domestic Product

• Social Progress Index

• Inflation

• Fiscal Policy

Moderate, Galloping, Hyperinflation and Deflation are...

• Prices Index

• Types of Inflation

• Types of Unemployement indicators

• Public Policies to increase the economic activities

Governments can choose to increase or decrease taxes and/or money to influence the economy.

• True

• False

The Inflation is a macroeconomic indicator, it refers to the porcentage of the population that is: looking for a job, out of work, and/or willing to work

• True

• False

3 Dimensions to determine the meaning of Good Society:

1.Basic Human Needs.

2.Foundations of Wellbeing.

3.Opportunity.

• True

• False

Governments actions and policies that restrict international trade, with the intent of protecting local business and jobs from foreign companies, also known as Free Trade.

• True

• False

There are 3 types of unemployement; Cyclical, Frictional and Structural.

• True

• False