Definition | Answer | % Correct |
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The rate of increase of the general price level and the corresponding fall in the value of money. | Inflation | 100%
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The value of all goods and services produced within an economy over a given period of time. | Gross Domestic Product | 88%
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A decline in the level of economic activity that occurs over a six-month period or longer. | Recession | 88%
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GDP data adjusted to remove the effects of inflation. | Real Gross Domestic Product | 75%
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The part of economics that is concerned with data, decisions, performance, policies and objectives that relate to the whole economy. | Macroeconomics | 63%
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Exists when people are seeking work but are unable to find it. | Unemployment | 63%
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Occurs when, over time, an economy expands its capacity to produce goods and services. | Economic Growth | 50%
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Records transactions between UK residents and the rest of the world. | Balance of Payments | 38%
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Measures how a nation's total income is spread between that country's inhabitants. | Distribution of Income | 25%
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A means of measuring changes in data over time by relating changes to a base year that is given the value of 100. | Index Numbers | 25%
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Measures the average income per person in a country after allowing for the effects of inflation. | Real Gross Domestic Product per Capita | 25%
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Records transactions in goods and services between UK residents and the rest of the world. | Current Account | 13%
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Measures the value of all goods and services that are produced in an economy over a given period of time, using their price at the time of production. Thus it does not exclude the effects of inflation on the value of output. | Nominal Gross Domestic Product | 13%
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Refers to people who are not in employment and who are not actively looking for work. | Economic Inactivity | 0%
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Shows the average change in a large number of variables and this average reflects the importance or weight of its various components. | Weighted Index Numbers | 0%
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