Core Knowledge Guide for National Income Accounting
This guide systematically outlines the foundational theories and core methods of national income accounting, starting from the definition and accounting methods of GDP, and extending to the relationships and distinctions of related indicators, while also covering the calculation and interpretation of key macroeconomic indicators such as price indices and unemployment rates. It aims to help learners master the quantitative analytical tools for the operation of the national economy and understand the inherent logic of key macroeconomic indicators.
GDP: Definition and Calculation Methods
GDP's definition and scope of calculation
The Three Methods of GDP Calculation: Production, Income, and Expenditure
The Relationship and Distinction of National Income-Related Indicators
Other Related Indicators of National Income (GNP, NNP, PI, DI, etc.)
Nominal GDP and Real GDP: Calculation and Difference
Calculation and Application of the GDP Price Index
Core Indicators of Price Level and Employment Unemployment
Methods for calculating inflation rates (CPI, PPI, etc.)
- The Definition and Compilation Logic of the Consumer Price Index
- Steps and Procedures for the Compilation of CPI
- Formula for the Calculation of CPI and Inflation Rate
- Definition of PPI and Statistical Scope
- The Price Transmission Relationship between PPI and CPI
- Differences in Measurement of Price Indices