Analysis of the Econometric model of the correlation between GDP and final consumption
Mădălina-Gabriela Anghel, Radu Stefan Stoica, Tudor Samson, Alexandru Badiu
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Mădălina-Gabriela Anghel, Radu Stefan Stoica, Tudor Samson, Alexandru Badiu
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The final consumption is one of the most important components of the Romanian GDP structural model. Divided into private and public consumption, this indicator offers valuable insight especially on the populations’ determination to consume. Also, it measures the public consumption, a variable that is important in budgetary analyses. Thus, the influence of the final consumption on the GDP is one of the key topics in macroeconomic analyses.
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The final consumption is one of the most important components of the Romanian GDP structural model. Divided into private and public consumption, this indicator offers valuable insight especially on the populations’ determination to consume. Also, it measures the public consumption, a variable that is important in budgetary analyses. Thus, the influence of the final consumption on the GDP is one of the key topics in macroeconomic analyses.
Key concepts: Consumption (sociology), Private consumption, Economics, Econometrics, Econometric model, Romanian, Variable (mathematics), Real gross domestic product