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The National Economy: Objectives and Indicators

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What you'll learn

How the health of the whole economy is measured.

Key ideas

  • GDP, inflation (measured by the CPI), unemployment and economic growth.
  • A recession is two quarters of falling GDP.
  • Government objectives: growth, low unemployment and low, stable inflation.

Exam tips

  • Define each indicator precisely.
  • Link objectives to policy.

Common mistakes

  • Confusing inflation with deflation.
  • Mixing up growth and recession.
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