GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is a fundamental measure used in economics to assess the overall economic health and performance of a country or region. It represents the total monetary value of all goods and services produced within a specific geographic area during a given period, typically a quarter or a year.

1. GDP and
Economics Growth

2. Presented By
Joyanto Roy
ID: 201002219
Shahriar Ahsan Taisiq
ID: 201002396
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3. TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 01
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DEFINITION 02
COMPONENTS OF GDP 03
GDP and ECOMONICS
GROWTH 04
FACTOR THAT AFFECT
ECONOMICS GROWTH 05
POLICIES TO PROMOTE
ECONOMICS GROWTH
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BENEFITS OF
ECOMONICS GROWTH
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CHALENGES OF
ECONOMICS GROWTH
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CONCLUSION
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REFERENCES
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4. Introduction
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5. Defintion
GDP Economics Growth
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6. Components of GDP
 Consumption
 Investment
 Government Expenditure
 Net Exports
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7. GDP and Economics Growth
 GDP is an important measure of economic activity and
growth.
 Higher GDP generally implies a higher standard of
living.
 Economic growth is measured by changes in GDP.
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8. Factor that Affect Economics Growth
 Population growth
 Productivity
 Savings and Investment
 Technological innovation
 Trade openness
 Political stability
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9. Policies to Promote Economics Growth
 Remove trade barriers
 Increase investment
 Increase productivity
 Increase savings
 Enhance education and training
 Promote technology and innovation
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10. Benefits of Economics Growth
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11. Challenges of Economics Growth
 Increased inequality
 Environmental degradation
 Pressure on resources
 Inflation
 Social and political instability
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12. Conclusion
GDP and economic growth are important measures of economic activity. They
are affected by a wide range of factors, including population growth,
productivity, savings and investment, and trade openness. Policies such as fiscal
and monetary policy can be used to promote economic growth.
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13. Referrences
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https://www.Investopedia.Com/terms/g/gdp.Asp
 Investopedia. (2021). Economic growth. Retrieved from
https://www.Investopedia.Com/terms/e/economicgrowth.Asp
 Investopedia. (2021). Phillips curve. Retrieved from
https://www.Investopedia.Com/terms/p/phillipscurve.Asp
 Investopedia. (2021). Business cycle. Retrieved from
https://www.Investopedia.Com/terms/b/businesscycle.Asp
 Investopedia. (2021). Fiscal policy. Retrieved from
https://www.Investopedia.Com/terms/f/fiscalpolicy.Asp
 Investopedia. (2021). Monetary policy. Retrieved from
https://www.Investopedia.Com/terms/m/monetarypolicy.Asp
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