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Macro-economic and monetary concepts #1487

Open l-emele opened 1 year ago

l-emele commented 1 year ago

Description of the issue

Part of the SIROP project is to include macro-economic and time dependent monetary concepts. We had an Oeko-internal meeting and identified a list of missing concepts including some first definition proposals and a priority. This meta issue deals with macro-economic concepts. See also parallel issues on prices (#1488) and policies and measures (#1545).

Next step would be to discuss these concepts at an OEO dev meeting. Afterwards we might split the list into further sub-issues for closely related concepts.

Ideas of solution

English term German term Definition proposal Comment Unit Priority & issue
population count Bevölkerungszahl A population count is a quantity value to measure the size of a population. population (object aggregate) <> population count (quantity) count unit high (already implemented)
gross domestic product (GDP) Bruttoinlandsprodukt (BIP) A gross domestic product is an economic value that represents the broadest measure of aggregate economic activity, measuring the total unduplicated market value of all final goods and services produced within a statistical area in a period. currency? (no unit implemented) high #454 (already implemented)
annual GDP growth Jährliche Wachstumsrate des BIP Annual GDP growth is an economic value that quantifies the difference between GDP in one year compared to the previous year method t/(t-1) as editor note percent high #1035 (already implemented)
average annual growth rate durchschnittliche jährliche Wachstumsrate The average annual growth rate is a fraction value that depicts the average increase or decrease in the value of a variable over a specified period of time percent (per year) high
linear annual growth rate A linear annual growth rate is an average annual growth rate that ... medium
compound annual growth rate A linear annual growth rate is an average annual growth rate that ... medium
constant monetary value / price Realer Wert / Preis A constant monetary value / price is a value / price that was adjusted for inflation / deflation Inflation is excluded and thus the price is directly comparable with prices from other points in time. currency? high
nominal monetary value / price Nominaler Wert / Preis A nominal monetary value / price is a value / price that was not adjusted for inflation / deflation currency? high
nominal (economic) growth rate Nominale (ökonomische) Wachstumsrate A nominal economic growth rate is a fraction value that measures economic growth, from one period to another, not adjusted for inflation / deflation percent medium
real (economic) growth rate Reale (ökonomische) Wachstumsrate A real economic growth rate is a fraction value that measures economic growth, from one period to another, adjusted for inflation / deflation percent medium
gross domestic product real growth rate A gross domestic product real growth rate is a fraction value that quantifies the difference between GDP in one year compared to the previous year, adjusted for inflation / deflation. percent high
nominal GDP Nominales GDP Nominal GDP is an economic value that expresses GDP nominally, that means including inflation / deflation currency high #1035
real GDP Reales BIP Real GDP is an economic value that expresses GDP adjusted for inflation / deflation Currency high #1035
gross value added Bruttowertschöpfung A gross value added is an economic value that ... medium
inflation Inflation Inflation is a general increase in monetary prices over time. Inflation reduces the purchasing power. (Inflation in general is a concept, the inflation rate quantifies it and this can be used to adjust a nominal value for inflation, i.e. to transform it into a real value.) none high
inflation rate Inflationsrate Current definition: Inflation rate is an economic value reprensenting the ratio between the monetary price for a good at two different points in time that equalises differences in monetary price levels between these two points in time. Proposal for new definition: Inflation rate is an economic value representing the ratio between the monetary price for a good at two different points in time. The inflation rate can be used to equalise differences in monetary price levels between these two points in time when the monetary prices increased due to inflation between those two points in time. percent #335 (already implemented) high
deflation Deflation Deflation is a general decrease in monetary prices over time. Deflation increases the purchasing power. (Deflation in general is a concept, the deflation rate quantifies it and this can be used to adjust a nominal value for deflation, i.e. to transform it into a real value. ) high
deflations rate Deflationsrate Deflation rate is an economic value representing the ratio between the monetary price for a good at two different points in time. The deflation rate can be used to equalises differences in monetary price levels between these two points in time when the monetary prices descreased due to deflation between those two points in time. Actually, the definition of inflation rate can be used, just the other way round, i.e. it is a deflation rate if prices have fallen between two points in time due to deflation and an inflation rate if prices have risen due to inflation. But I think the definition could be improved. But right now I don't know how. percent high
deflation adjustment Deflationsbereinigung medium
deflator Deflator Deflator = implicit price index (The implicit price index is the result in current prices converted to a measure divided by the corresponding price-adjusted variable, source: Destatis medium
market basket / consumer basket Warenkorb Basket basket for the determination of the inflation rate low
currency conversion rate Währungsumrechnungskurs currency per currency medium
price index Preisindex A price index is an economic value that … high
Euro Euro Euro is a curreny that is used in the European Union / Euro area. Individuals of currency? medium
US dollar US-Dollar US dollar is the currency of the United States and other countries. It is an important reserve currency. Individuals of currency? medium
Number of households Anzahl der Haushalte medium
Haushaltsgröße Household size medium
Disposable income of households Haushaltsnettoeinkommen low
Carbon intensity CO2-Intensität medium
Carbon Intensity of the overall economy CO2-Intensität der Volkswirtschaft low
energy intensity Energieintensität medium

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han-f commented 1 year ago

I think this meta issue looks good and we can have this as a topic at an OEO dev meeting. I think we would need to have some time to discuss these and maybe also include persons with economic expertise that are currently not regularly taking part in the meetings.

l-emele commented 1 year ago

I've put this issue on the agenda for OEO dev meeting 60: https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/oeo-dev-60

areleu commented 1 year ago

Probably related: wage, worker wage, minimum wage etc. these are used for OM value estimation sometimes.

l-emele commented 1 year ago

Conclusions from OEO dev meeting 60:

Implement as proposed:

Topics that made progress, but need further discussions

nominal versus real

To solve this, we probably needs some kind of multi-hierarchy

=> Create separate issue #1585

Inflation-related topics

l-emele commented 1 year ago

@stap-m: The parts in the "Implement as proposed" section are probably very easy to implement and probably a good start for your OEO newcomers.

l-emele commented 1 year ago

@stap-m : Any news on the implementation? Else I could do that in the next days.

stap-m commented 1 year ago

My students are going to implement this. They are just geting started, so this might need a further couple of days.

h-spinde commented 1 year ago

Sorry for the delay! I'm going to implement everything under "Implement as proposed" as soon as possible.

h-spinde commented 1 year ago

I have created a pull request with the changes to 'gross domestic product' and the new classes 'population count' and 'annual GDP growth' added.

However, when disucssing the issue with @stap-m and @fabianneuhaus we agreed that 'annual growth rate' should not yet be implemented, because it would make more sense to define it as a process attribute rather than a fraction value. Any thought on this?

stap-m commented 1 year ago

@h-spinde once you merge the PR, please indicate in the table above, which concepts are done.