• National income accounting measures economic activity
• Income, output, and expenditure approaches are equivalent in the circular flow model
• Diagram: circular flow of income showing decision-makers, leakages, and injections
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3.1.2—GDP and GNI
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• Nominal GDP measures national output within a country
• Nominal GNI adjusts GDP for net income flows with the rest of the world
• Calculation: nominal GDP using the expenditure approach
• Calculation: nominal GNI from data
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3.1.3—Real and per capita measures
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• Real GDP and real GNI adjust for price changes
• Per capita measures divide real GDP or real GNI by population
• Purchasing power parity (PPP) adjusted measures improve international comparisons
• Calculation: real GDP and real GNI using a price deflator
• Calculation: real GDP per capita and real GNI per capita
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3.1.4—Business cycle
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• The business cycle shows short-term fluctuations around a long-term growth trend or potential output
• Diagram: business cycle with short-term fluctuations and long-term growth trend
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3.1.5—GDP, GNI, and well-being
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• GDP and GNI statistics have limits when measuring economic well-being
• National income data can be used for comparisons over time and between countries
• Alternative well-being measures include the OECD Better Life Index, Happiness Index, and Happy Planet Index
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