1. discuss what GDP "Gross Domestic Product" is, and why it can be a reflection, or not, about the qualityof life for the citizens of a country or community.
2. Discuss the differencebetweennominal and real GDP and how it is computed.
3. Please listen to the video "The Measureof America", and then review the page included in the modulethat shows the ranking of human development by Congressionaldistrict; and answer why you think, Kings County, where you live, was rated the lowestof all US congressionaldistricts in the US.
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dyGtw36oiA
5. the pictures in on the botton
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TABLE 3 Top and Bottom Twenty Congressional Districts on the American Human Development Index MEDIAN LIFE EXPECTANCY RANK DISTRICT AMERICAN HD INDEX AT BIRTH AT LEAST HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA AT LEAST GRADUATE OR [years] BACHELOR'S DEGREE 1% PROFESSIONAL DEGREE IN SCHOOL ENROLLMENT EARNINGS (2009 dollars) Top 20 Congressional Districts 1 CD 14, New York 8.79 82.8 91.3 65.7 30.3 100.5 60,099 2 CD 8, Virginia 8.30 83.7 89.6 58.9 29.3 97.1 51,260 3 CD 14, California 8.11 82.9 90.6 57.2 28.4 99.9 47,879 4 CD 30, California 7.71 80.8 93.8 57.6 25.6 97.7 46,977 5 CD 48, California 7.66 82.1 92.9 51.7 20.4 99.0 44,803 6 CD 15, California 7.60 83.1 88.7 45.3 19.2 95.5 46,751 7 CD 8, Maryland 7.57 83.2 89.3 55.2 29.6 94.3 41,263 8 CD 11, Virginia 7.51 81.6 91.4 52.7 24.0 93.2 46,680 9 CD 8, New York 7.48 82.0 85.6 52.9 25.0 95.3 44,706 10 CD 8, California 7.47 82.6 83.2 50.0 19.4 104.3 42,815 11 CD 12, California 7.44 82.9 90.3 45.1 17.8 98.9 41,990 12 CD 11, New Jersey 7.33 80.6 92.0 47.7 19.3 95.4 46,761 13 CD 7, New Jersey 7.31 80.7 92.1 45.9 19.2 95.1 46,891 14 CD 12, New Jersey 7.28 80.0 93.2 48.0 21.9 95.6 46,142 15 CD 46, California 7.17 81.8 89.7 41.7 15.6 100.5 40,927 16 CD 18, New York 7.12 81.9 87.4 48.1 25.6 90.7 42,141 17 CD 10, Virginia 7.12 80.8 89.9 49.1 20.2 91.7 44,732 18 CD 6, Colorado 7.11 81.3 96.6 48.3 16.3 93.7 41,346 19 CD 5, New Jersey 7.11 81.0 93.6 43.2 15.7 92.6 45,395 20 CD 4, Connecticut 7.06 81.4 88.8 46.6 20.8 92.9 42,100 BOTTOM 20 Congressional Districts 416 CD 3, Alabama 3.61 74.7 78.6 19.4 7.7 84.3 22,560 417 CD 2, Georgia 3.55 74.6 78.0 15.4 5.6 80.8 24,296 418 CD 1, North Carolina 3.53 75.0 76.7 13.4 4.1 86.9 21,997 419 CD 5, Louisiana 3.52 75.0 78.9 17.2 5.6 80.1 23,299 420 CD 6, South Carolina 3.52 75.3 78.8 15.9 5.5 82.7 22,154 421 CD 4, Arkansas 3.50 75.1 80.3 15.0 4.3 84.1 21,856 422 CD 9, Virginia 3.50 75.7 76.1 16.6 6.3 82.6 21,599 423 CD 4, Tennessee 3.50 75.9 77.7 13.4 4.7 79.5 22,898 424 CD 1, Kentucky 3.50 75.5 78.4 13.1 5.4 80.7 22,924 425 CD 7, Alabama 3.46 74.7 79.5 16.8 5.5 82.7 22,125 426 CD 1, Arkansas 3.39 74.8 78.8 13.3 4.2 82.8 22,153 427 CD 4, Alabama 3.37 74.3 75.0 13.2 5.0 77.5 25,153 428 CD 2, Mississippi 3.34 73.6 76.4 18.6 6.1 87.2 20,962 429 CD 2, Oklahoma 3.33 74.5 82.0 14.4 4.9 80.7 21,913 430 CD 8, Missouri 3.24 75.1 77.2 14.5 5.8 80.3 21,103 431 CD 29, Texas 3.23 78.2 53.8 6.8 2.0 76.8 22,932 432 CD 16, New York 3.20 79.0 58.4 10.6 2.9 84.3 17,995 433 CD 3, West Virginia 3.16 72.9 77.2 13.8 5.3 80.6 23,206 434 CD 5, Kentucky 2.82 73.6 68.6 10.6 4.7 80.1 21331 435 CD 20, California 2.60 77.5 53.8 7.0 1.8 75.5 18,616 The highest and lowest performers are in color. Source: American Human Development Project calculations. See Methodological Notes for more details. Note: Enrollment can be over 100 percent if adults 25 and older are enrolled in school. Kings County