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What is GPD?
Gross Domestic Product
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What is GNP?
Gross National Product
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What is Urban Population?
People living in incorporated cities.
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What is Demograpghers?
People who study the growth of populations.
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What is poverty threshold?
benchmark used to evaluate the income that people receive.
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What is Gross Domestic Product in depth?
The comprehensive measure of national output.
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What is the Unrelated indavidual?
Person who lives alone even though he or she may have family living elsewhere.
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What is Rural Population?
People who live in sepreate populated ares.
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What is fertility rate?
Number of births and chance a woman has to get fertile.
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What is poverty gidelines?
Administrative guides used to determine eligabilty for certain fed. programs.
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What is intermediate products?
Goods used to make other products already counted in GPD
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What is Family?
Group of two or more persons related by blood, marriage, or adoption.
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What is Center of Population?
Point where country would balance if everyone weighed the same
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What is Life Expectancy.
Average expected age of a person.
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What is Lorenze curve?
Distribution of income.
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What is second hand sales?
The sales of used goods.
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What is Output Expenditure Model?
GPD = C+I+G+(X-M)
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What is Infrastructure?
Highways, levees, mass transit, communication systems.
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What is net immagation?
Overall change in population due to immagration.
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What is welfare?
Social assistance to the unemployed.
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What is non-market transactions?
Economic activities that do not generate expenditures in the market.
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What is Census?
Calculation and number of persons in the United States.
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What is the baby boom?
Large number of births from 1946 - 1964
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What is the effect of population growth on economic growth?
More people, more economic market oppertunities.
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What is Food stamps?
Tickets for food instead of money.l
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