Bloomberg Course 1: Part 1 - Economic Indicators
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1. Three meth- 1. Autocomplete
ods to access 2. Menus
Bloomberg func- 3. Memory
tions
2. 8% World GDP has increased at this compound rate over the past 50 years, going from
2 trillion to 79 trillion
3. 1872 United States passed UK as world's largest economy this year, and has held this
position since
4. Continuously GDP formula is described as ___________ for each country, as cultures, interests,
evolving and production changes
5. Personal con- This factor consists of 2/3 of United States GDP
sumption
6. 5 Essential Eco- 1. Economic growth
nomic Indicators 2. Inflation
3. Unemployment
4. Business confidence
5. Housing
7. GDP Gross Domestic Product- the total market value of all final goods and services
produced annually in an economy
8. GDP Equation GDP = C + I + G + (X-M)
9. Annual % change This is the first statistic an investor examines in a country they are considering
in GDP investing in
10. 6.5% Annual nominal GDP growth of U.S. since 1946
11. Increase in production + Increase in dollar value
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_89dtnm
1. Three meth- 1. Autocomplete
ods to access 2. Menus
Bloomberg func- 3. Memory
tions
2. 8% World GDP has increased at this compound rate over the past 50 years, going from
2 trillion to 79 trillion
3. 1872 United States passed UK as world's largest economy this year, and has held this
position since
4. Continuously GDP formula is described as ___________ for each country, as cultures, interests,
evolving and production changes
5. Personal con- This factor consists of 2/3 of United States GDP
sumption
6. 5 Essential Eco- 1. Economic growth
nomic Indicators 2. Inflation
3. Unemployment
4. Business confidence
5. Housing
7. GDP Gross Domestic Product- the total market value of all final goods and services
produced annually in an economy
8. GDP Equation GDP = C + I + G + (X-M)
9. Annual % change This is the first statistic an investor examines in a country they are considering
in GDP investing in
10. 6.5% Annual nominal GDP growth of U.S. since 1946
11. Increase in production + Increase in dollar value
1/4
