Economics
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Nominal GDP
Gross domestic product is a measure of a country or region's economic activity. It is the sum of all goods and services produced in the economy, including services, manufacturing, construction, energy, agriculture and government. For the UK, in nominal terms, GDP was £2,050 billion in 2017.
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Macro Revision: Real Gross Domestic Product
Student Videos
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Measuring Real National Income
Study Notes
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Economic Growth (Revision Presentation)
Study Presentations
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Measuring the Balance of Payments
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What is GDP and why is it bad for us?
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ONS to publish GDP data on a monthly basis
9th July 2018
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What is Economic Growth?
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Measuring National Income
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Five Macro Data Calculation Questions
Practice Exam Questions
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Happiness in the UK - a new version of the Higher or Lower Game
3rd February 2016