Powerpoint Templates ECONOMICS  FOR MANAGERS
Components of GDP Prsentor by: - Snehal A. patel (E.no.-2026) - Komal nakrani (E.no.-2035)
Components of GDP Gross Domestic Product How to solve GDP Y = C + I + G + (X-M) (1)  (2)  (3)  (4)  (1) consumption (2) investment (3) government spending (4) net exports
Components of GDP Consumption (c) - Durable goods - Non-durable goods - Services (2) Investment (I) (3)Government spending (G) (4)Net exports (X-M)
Consumption (c) “ C” is private consumption  the economy. Consumption is spending by households on goods & services. Include - food - rent - medical expenses
(1) Durable goods This items have larger life span.  Consider similar to a consumer investment 8% GDP Its components - autos(3.6%) - furniture(3%) Ovens
Examples of  durable goods - Refrigerators Washing machine Toster - Ovens & etc.
(2) Non –durable goods Non durable items have  shorter life span. 20% GDP Its components  -food(10%) -clothing(2.7%) -fuel(2.4%)
Examples of  Non-durable goods -Groceries -News paper -Foods -Cloths
( 3)Services : Fastest growing component of component of consumer purchases has been the area of services 40% GDP components -real estate(10%) -helthcare(12%)
Examples of services  -Medical treatment -insurance  -banking
(2) Investment (I) “ I” is defiend as business investment capital. Ex. Investment  in new mine company……..
(3) Government spending (G) “ G” is the sum of expenditure on final goods and services. in concerned  -salaries -weapons for military -etc.
Examples of government spending Weapons Salaries & Etc.
(4) Net exports (X-M) (x-m) is gross exports. Incleding goods and services.
CONCLUSION
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Gdp ppt

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    Components of GDPPrsentor by: - Snehal A. patel (E.no.-2026) - Komal nakrani (E.no.-2035)
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    Components of GDPGross Domestic Product How to solve GDP Y = C + I + G + (X-M) (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) consumption (2) investment (3) government spending (4) net exports
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    Components of GDPConsumption (c) - Durable goods - Non-durable goods - Services (2) Investment (I) (3)Government spending (G) (4)Net exports (X-M)
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    Consumption (c) “C” is private consumption the economy. Consumption is spending by households on goods & services. Include - food - rent - medical expenses
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    (1) Durable goodsThis items have larger life span. Consider similar to a consumer investment 8% GDP Its components - autos(3.6%) - furniture(3%) Ovens
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    Examples of durable goods - Refrigerators Washing machine Toster - Ovens & etc.
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    (2) Non –durablegoods Non durable items have shorter life span. 20% GDP Its components -food(10%) -clothing(2.7%) -fuel(2.4%)
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    Examples of Non-durable goods -Groceries -News paper -Foods -Cloths
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    ( 3)Services :Fastest growing component of component of consumer purchases has been the area of services 40% GDP components -real estate(10%) -helthcare(12%)
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    Examples of services -Medical treatment -insurance -banking
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    (2) Investment (I)“ I” is defiend as business investment capital. Ex. Investment in new mine company……..
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    (3) Government spending(G) “ G” is the sum of expenditure on final goods and services. in concerned -salaries -weapons for military -etc.
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    Examples of governmentspending Weapons Salaries & Etc.
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    (4) Net exports(X-M) (x-m) is gross exports. Incleding goods and services.
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