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What is gross domestic product?2 mins
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The product approach13 mins
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Statistical discrepancy20 mins
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Economic growth33 mins
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Other economic measures48 mins
Published: November, 2021
During uncertain times, it is critical to gain an understanding of what is most likely to happen to the economy. This is an essential part of the business planning process.
Economic indicators are those often-voluminous statistics released by government agencies, non-profit organizations, and even private companies.
They provide measurements for evaluating the health of our economy, including the latest business cycles, consumer spending, inflation, housing, and so on. Various economic indicators are released quarterly, monthly, weekly, and even daily.
Attendees of this CPE course will learn the essentials of the most closely watched economic indicator, Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
The objective of this CPE course is to provide a toolbox of skills, with a practical refresher on what this indicator measures and why it is so important.  Â
Following major topics are discussed in this CPE webinar:
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Assistant Professor, Western University
Jason Dean is an Assistant Professor of Economics in the School of Mathematics, Economics, and Management at King’s University College in London, Ontario. He received an HHBA from Wilfrid Laurier University, an MA in Economics from the University of Guelph, and a PhD in Economics from McGill University. Jason has a diverse teaching background with experience teaching economics courses at various institutions including Laurier, McMaster, Sheridan, and at various universities in China. He is an applied econometrician with broad interests in labour, housing, and health economics. He has published several peer-reviewed articles in on topics such as immigrant economic integration, the impact of job matching, and on labour market and housing outcomes of various marginalized groups in Canada. Prior to entering academia, Jason was a Health Economist at Analysis Group in Montréal where he conducted empirical research on a variety of healthcare-related outcomes. His professional experience also includes various analyst positions in the marketing research and mutual fund industries.
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