Key Terms
Surplus Math
GDP: Included or Not
The GDP Components
Comparing Economies
100

When buyers and sellers freely choose to trade without force or fraud.

What is Voluntary Exchange?

100

The formula used to calculate Consumer Surplus.

What is Buyer's Maximum Price minus Price?

100

You buy a brand-new pair of shoes at a local store.

What is YES (it counts towards GDP)?

100

A teenager buys a $900 laptop for school.

What is Consumer Spending?

100

Country A (GDP: $1,000,000 | Pop: 100) 

vs. 

Country B (GDP: $500,000 | Pop: 10)


The GDP Per Capita of Country A.

What is $10,000?

200

Having an excess of a resource, product, or money above what is actually needed.

What is a Surplus?

200

The formula used to calculate Producer Surplus.

What is Price minus Seller's Minimum Price?

200

You mow your own lawn on Saturday morning.

What is NO (non-market transaction)?

200

A local restaurant purchases a new industrial oven.

What is Business Spending?

200

Country A (GDP: $1,000,000 | Pop: 100) 

vs. 

Country B (GDP: $500,000 | Pop: 10)


The GDP Per Capita of Country B.

What is $50,000?

300

The total value of all final goods and services produced in a country in one year.

What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

300

Alex has a $600 budget for a drone. The store's minimum price is $350, and they settle on a sale price of $450.

The Consumer Surplus for Alex's drone purchase.

What is $150? ($600 - $450)

300

You pay a landscaping company $50 to mow your lawn.

What is YES (it counts towards GDP)?

300

The local government purchases new police vehicles.

What is Government Spending?

300

Country A (GDP: $1,000,000 | Pop: 100) 

vs. 

Country B (GDP: $500,000 | Pop: 10)


The country with the larger overall economy by total output.

What is Country A?

400

The difference between what a consumer is willing to pay and what they actually pay.

What is Consumer Surplus?

400

Alex has a $600 budget for a drone. The store's minimum price is $350, and they settle on a sale price of $450.

The Producer Surplus for the retail store selling the drone.

What is $100? ($450 - $350)

400

A factory purchases steel to manufacture a new car.

What is NO (intermediate good)?

400

The U.S. exports $10 million worth of wheat to another nation.

What are Exports?

400

Country A (GDP: $1,000,000 | Pop: 100) 

vs. 

Country B (GDP: $500,000 | Pop: 10)


The country that produces more output per person on average.

What is Country B?

500

How much economic output a country produces per person.

What is GDP Per Capita?

500

Alex has a $600 budget for a drone. The store's minimum price is $350, and they settle on a sale price of $450.

The total combined economic surplus generated by this drone trade.

What is $250? ($150 + $100)

500

You purchase the finished car from the dealership.

What is YES (final good)?

500

The U.S. imports $20 million worth of foreign electronics.

What are Imports?

500

The metric from this section that provides a better measure of an individual standard of living. (Puts countries on an even playing field)

What is GDP Per Capita?