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U.S GDP Growth

U.S GDP Growth. Expected U.S GDP Growth. Gross Domestic Product was the total output of goods and services of United States. The monetary value of all goods and services were calculated on an annual basis. It was used possibly by adding the each stage of United States’ company production.

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U.S GDP Growth

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  1. U.S GDP Growth

  2. Expected U.S GDP Growth • Gross Domestic Product was the total output of goods and services of United States. • The monetary value of all goods and services were calculated on an annual basis. • It was used possibly by adding the each stage of United States’ company production. • It can equal the value of all goods and services of an economy.

  3. Trends, forecasts and statistics

  4. Trends, forecasts and statistics • In United states economy, the private firms and individuals had an autonomous role in the case of making decisions. • Moreover, federal government made its sources from the private firms. • The above graph illustrated the GDP growth between 2000 and 2010. • The increased GDP rate reflected the effectiveness of United states.

  5. Trends, forecasts and statistics • There were two kinds of economic indicators which were essential for forecasting the GDP rate of United States. • The forecasting included the unemployment percentage, prime percentage, inflation percentage, and GDP growth percentage. • This assertion can be formed by the fact that United States economy was below in the season of Second World War. • This assertion was also picked up after the effects of world war and the recession also caused the GDP to fall during 19th centuries.

  6. U.S GDP Growth Rate

  7. U.S GDP annual rate

  8. Forecasts of GDP rate • The forecasts of GDP had already assumed to be slower in growth for the remainder of this year. • The households in the U.S with distressed housing markets would continue for declining. • Financial institutions will more challenge credit conditions of consumers. • The GDP growth contributed by business firms for ensure the economy.

  9. U.S GDP Growth rate • The expected United States GDP was to expand by 1.3% and this growth was to be incurred in the second quarter of this year. • In 1947, the GDP growth had been risen from 3.3% to 17.20 % and because U.S had adopted a market. • This was used for helping in the achievement of remarkable growth. • The GDP growth had been contributed by business firms for participating effectively in the economy.

  10. U.S GDP Growth Rate • The federal and state governments had also played in the economy in United States. • Private individuals and international business also contributed to the growth of GDP in America. • The production of goods and services had also increased by the increment of productivity in United States. • In economy, effectiveness and efficiency had been adopted in all sectors.

  11. U.S GDP Growth Rate • The government had also facilitated the growth by means of ensuring produced goods and services in United States. • Moreover, U.S government also ensured the terms of trade which were conducive through provision of some economic benefits. • The real gross domestic product had risen from an annual rate of 1.3% . • The economy of United States had also gone higher by the valuable products of organizations.

  12. Determination of GDP • The best way to understand the economy of country was by its Gross Domestic Product. • The GDP measured the total output of United States and this included the products and services of United States’ organization. • The GDP was also known as Gross National Income and the goods were calculated on an annual basis by means of adding the value at each stage of production in United States.

  13. GDP determination in U.S • GDP is determined by the formula which is given as, • GDP = C+I+G+(EX-IM) • C= private consumption • I= private investment • G= government expenditure • EX= exporting • IM= importing • In United States, by using this formula GDP is determined very easily without any interruption.

  14. GDP Determination • The impact of exchange rate and the trade policies can determine the real GDP of United states. • By means of taking out the inflation, it was possible to determine the value of GDP growth in United States. • The counting of final product was the distinction which can be used to determine the real GDP of United States.

  15. Interpretation of GDP • The GDP for United States was a gauge of overall output of American economy. • It was also considered to be the overall measurement of economic output for the provision of insights. • In 2012, the value of U.S GDP was $ 15.685 trillion and this was considered to be a nominal GDP that was the ram measurement.

  16. Interpretation of GDP in U.S • In United States, GDO was to expand by 1.3% and the growth was to be incurred in the second quarter of year. • This was remarkable growth with the previous year. Moreover, the Gross Domestic Product had been growing since 1947 and the growth during this period the value of GDP rate had risen from 3.3% to 17.20 %. • This increment was due to the adoption of market economy which helped in the achievement of remarkable growth in United States.

  17. References • Edward Fulton Denison.(1979). Accounting for Slower Economic Growth. Library of Congress Publications of Data. • Nelson, C. &  Plosser, C. (1982). Trends and random walks in macroeconomic time series: some evidence and implications. Journal of Monetary Economics 10, 139-162. • Ben-David, D. & Papell, D. (1995). The great wars, the great crash, and steady state growth: Some new evidence about an old stylized fact. Journal of Monetary Economics 36, 453-475.

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