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Q 1. Based on Chapter Introduction, Why It Matters: GDP is Some Sum of Income in ch23, who is the great novelist he mentioned to explain a large GDP as the best recipe for national prosperity? 2. Using the Concept-Clip: Micro vs. Macro in ch23 introduction section, compare microeconomics and macroeconomics with some good examples. 3. Based on the ConceptClip: GDP in ch23, list four components of total spending on final goods. 4. For the first Video Problem Walk-Through: Computing Nominal GDP, Real GDP, and the GDP Deflator for an Economy in ch23, the table has now extra data for 2018 as follows. Year 2018, Price of Books $14, Quantity of Books 200, Price of Pizza $10, Quantity of Pizza 300. Please answer the following questions based on this new addition to the table: 5. An economy has a GDP of $700, Investment $10, Government Purchase $5, and Net Export -$7. Please calculate Consumption for this economy. You can use the third Video Problem Walk-Through: Using the Components of GDP to Calculate GDP for an Economy in ch23 for a similar calculation.

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1 The great novelist he mentioned is Jane Austen. 2 Microeconomics is the study of how individuals and firms make decisions regarding the allocation of scarce resources. Microeconomics also analyzes the market forces of demand and supply that determine the prices of goods and services in the economy. Ex: A cherry tree in my yard produce only a cherry for me.