Economic Growth
Measurements
Facts on Economic Growth
Demand vs Supply Side
Policies
Work and Ease of
Doing Business
Economic Systems
100

What does GDP stand for? 

Gross Domestic Product
100

Encouragement of innovation and technology is an advantage or disadvantage of economic growth?

Advantage

100

Name the two types of policy governments use to assist with economic growth.

Demand-side and Supply-side

100

Which entity is usually responsible for removing obstacles that make it difficult to do business in a country.

The Government

100

How many member OECD countries exist?

38

200

Economic growth is measured by GDP and GDP per what?

GDP per capita

200

True or False:

Workforce skills and productivity inhibits economic growth

False

200

Cutting interest rates (monetary policy) is a demand-side or supply-side policy?

Demand-side policy

200

What is labour-intensive work?

Refers to tasks or processes that require a significant amount of human effort and manual labor to accomplish.

200

Give two types of economies.

Emerging

Transitional

Developed

300

What is this equation used to calculate?

C + I + G + NX

Gross Domestic Product

300

This GDP calculation adjusts for inflation or deflation. 

Real GDP

300

Managing trade unions is a demand-side or supply-side policy?

Supply-side policy

300
What is capital-intensive work?

The proportion of machinery costs are higher than any of the other factors of production, including labour.

300

Give the type of economy for a country with a high level of wealth and resources available to its residents or citizens.

Developed

400

Name the two types of GDP?

Real and Nominal GDP

400

This measures the total value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period using current market prices.

Nominal GDP

400

Which policy aims to increase the productive capacity of the economy?

Supply-side policy

400

Give one way for the government to make it easier to do business.

  • Improving access to financing 
  • Investing in infrastucture development
  • Reducing tax rates
  • Simplifying regulatory procedures
  • Enhancing legal and property rights
400

What does the OECD stand for?

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

500

This measures the average economic output per person; an indicator of the standard of living.

GDP Per Capita

500

What is the key difference between Real and Nominal GDP?

How they account for changes in price (inflation or deflation) over time

500

The use of which policy can lead to inflation?

Demand-side policy

500

Name the four factors of production.

Land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship.

500

What do these countries have in common?

Brazil

Indonesia

South Africa

People's Republic of China

India

OECD key partner countries