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Gross Domestic Product
Carla Jenkins
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Definition
• BEA – Bureau of Economic Analysis, Commerce Department Agency produces the Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
• According to the BEA, GDP is defined as ‘the market value of goods and service produced by labor and property in the US, regardless of nationality.’
• BEA only reports real GDP. GDP became the official growth output estimate in 1991. Pre-1991, BEA computed gross national product.
• BEA defines Real GDP as ‘the value of the production of goods and services in the US, adjusted for price changes.’
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Real GDP Construction
• Real GDP (Use textbook definition)• BEA used chained dollar estimates when computing Real GDP.
• Chained-dollar estimate: They are used to approximate the chain-type index level. They correctly show growth rates for a series. I believed that chained dollar estimates were introduced to the BEA real GDP estimates in the early 2000s.
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BEA GDP Reporting Structure
• First – new estimate reporting• Second – revision of the first estimate• Third – Used to be called final estimate. Revision of the second
estimate. This estimate can only be revised during the benchmarks.• Benchmark- a cycle occurring every 4-5 years where all estimates are
opened to revision. GDP can be revised all the way back to 1929.
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Historical Trends
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Market Reaction to Q1 2015 GDP
• Analysts were disappointed that GDP contracted 0.2% versus fourth-quarter 2014.
• This contraction wasn’t a surprise to severe winter. • Stocks went down and analysts opined that the low GDP sent a
market signal to the Federal Reserve that it should delay its interest rate hike.
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Real GDP’s Effect Upon Monetary Policy
• The June 2015 Federal Open Market Committee minutes have real GDP prominently featured. The Committee discusses the impact the low first-quarter 2015 GDP estimate would have on its decision to raise the interest rate later this year. The Fed will be looking at the final second-quarter 2015 GDP estimate before deciding.