Group 5. Tom Martin, Rob Ryan and Hugh O’Brien.
Recorder John O’Sullivan.
Wages – compensation for labor output. Income for individual and expenditure for business.
Consumption – the amount of goods and services used by the economy. Expenditure, income for the person providing goods and services.
Rent – the cost of the temporary use of an asset. Can be income if you own the asset and expenditure otherwise. A measure of extraction - Marx
Government Expenditure – the cost the government incurs to produce public goods and services. Expenditure.
Manufacturing output – tangible produce that is caused by combining the factors of production. Output.
Interest payments – cost that exceeds the principal amount of the loan, the cost of borrowing. Expenditure if the borrower, income if the recipient. Can be seen as output. A flow of funds.
Loans – savings leant to individuals and institutions as investment capital. Output for the lender.
Bank Deposit – funds deposited as savings by individuals and institutions. Income for banks.
Bonds – debt instrument issued by institutions and governments to raise investment capital.
Equities – shares of ownership issued by an institution.
Money Balance – how much money people and institutions hold at a given point in time.
Hugh is now in group 5 instead of being in group 6 alone.
Monday, March 5, 2007
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Good summary. Interesting to see how it fits with other definitions you might find on the web?
S
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