Chapter 25: Production and Growth
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- In this video, I discuss the determinants of economic growth in an economy.
Rule of 72 4:15
Growth rate of real GDP per capita 7:25
Calculating a percent change 9:16
Productivity 10:18
Physical capital per worker 15:28
Human capital per worker 17:42
Natural resources 18:40
Technical knowledge 20:19
The production function 21:18
Law of diminishing marginal product 25:10
Constant returns to scale 26:17
Limits to growth 28:32
Economic growth and public policy 33:10
Saving and investment 33:35
Diminishing returns and the catch-up effect 36:05
Investment from abroad 40:05
Education 43:53
Health and nutrition 46:12
Property rights and political stability 47:00
Free trade 48:51
Research and development 50:19
Population growth 52:04
Growth accounting 54:07
Dr. Azevedo
Department of Economics and Finance
University of Central Missouri
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Thank you so much Sir , by the way I really want to know the next part of production and growth .
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Thank you professor! But I am confused with the meaning of "A". Is A represents the Productivity or Technology in the formula of Output (Y)?
You're welcome. Here's some more on A. Consider the following production function where A=2:
Y = 2LK
If we have 1 unit of labor and 1 unit of capital, we get 2 units of output (Y=2*1*1). Suppose we want to change the production function to represent labor and capital becoming more productive. We could change A to 3. Our production function would now be
Y=3LK
If we use the same amount of labor and capital as before (L=1 and K=1), we now get 3 units of output out of the same amounts of input.
@@DrAzevedoEcon Oh, thank you, professor! I get it now. So I don't have to be confused with whether the A represents productivity or technology because they are the same because what makes the productivety growth is capital of human, physical and technology advanced.
@@aarontsoi Exactly!
its good and detail explanation but i will be glad if you make an video that explains the way to see any country economics by considering all the information of macro and micro eco
GDP is not the real measure of the economy, if we consider the economy as a study of satisfying both the consumption, and the happiness of people.
You're correct. Economists are the first to point this out. If you'll go watch my video on GDP, you'll hear a discussion of the things that GDP doesn't measure. Of course, this doesn't diminish its usefulness as one of the indicators of a healthy economy.
What book did you base it on, Sir?
The book by Greg Mankiw: Principle of Economics.
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Not mine...;)
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