The document discusses key macroeconomic indicators used to measure aggregate economic activity. It defines GDP as the value of final goods and services produced, and distinguishes between nominal GDP (current prices) and real GDP (constant prices). Real GDP growth indicates expansion while negative growth indicates recession. Unemployment rate is defined as unemployed persons as a percentage of the labor force. Inflation rate is defined as the sustained rise in the aggregate price level. Both CPI and GDP deflator are used to measure inflation. The level of aggregate output is determined by demand in the short run, technology and capital/labor in the medium run, and factors like education and R&D in the long run.