Relationship Between Disposable Income (DI), Consumption (C), And Saving (S)
DI + C = S
DI = C * S
DI = C – S
DI = C + S
Count on the world’s governments to develop policies that promote economic growth in developing nations.
Reliance on private markets to direct capital goods toward their best use.
Encourage population growth so that developing nations’ labor supply increases.
Market based approach.
a decrease in price level.
an increase in actual output, or Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
an increase in price level.
a decrease in actual output, or Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Consumption
Net exports
Investment
Saving
investors hope to gain significant returns on their investment and residents gain higher rates of economic growth.
Significant levels of pollution usually occur.
Government politicians usually benefit from the illegal payments made to secure the investment.
higher rates of economic growth are usually not achieved.