Australian Economic Growth: GDP Analysis and Future Prospects

This report analyzes Australia's economic growth, focusing on the June quarter's 3.4% increase. It examines the factors driving this growth, including new exports and government spending, and presents a graph illustrating the trend. The report explores the use of nominal GDP as a measure of economic output and discusses the risks to future growth, such as the housing downturn and droughts. It concludes by highlighting the expected positive impact of monetary and fiscal stimuli on household income and consumer spending. The report is based on the analysis of Australia's real GDP growth data and provides insights into the country's economic performance and future prospects.

AUSTRALIAS ECONOMIC
GROWTH JUMPS TO 34 PER CENT
IN THE JUNE QUARTER

Table of Contents
Australian economic growth jumps to 3.4% in June quarter. .........................................................3
What has led to enhance GDP with use of graph........................................................................3
Is nominal GDP best measure to use?.........................................................................................3
What are the risk to the future growth?.......................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

Australian economic growth jumps to 3.4% in June quarter.
What has led to enhance GDP with use of graph.
The economy of Australia has advanced a seasonal adjusted 0.5% in the June quarter.
Therefore, positive contribution from the new exports and fast enhancement in government that
spending on the back of subdued consumption of households that offset a dwelling investment.
Illustration 1: Australian economy growth
(Source: Australia Real GDP Growth, 2019. )
From the stated graph, it has been stated that Australia has expanded 1.4% in the June
2019, following the growth as 1.7% in the previous year. Therefore, nominal Gross domestic
growth has reached to the 347.6% in June 2019. Therefore, GDP per capita has been reached to
57,821 in June 2018. Thus, gross saving rate has been measured as 25.2% in June 2019.
Is nominal GDP best measure to use?
The Australian nominal GDP has reported at 5.364 in June 2019. It has been highly
developed by the market economy. Thus, nominal GDP is a decent enough stand alone
component to measure output of an economy. However, the problem arise at the time of
undertaking comparison across different time periods.

What are the risk to the future growth?
This has been stated that Australia's economy slowed in 2018 to 2019 due to hosing
downturn and server drought. However, in future economic growth expected to pick up on the
back of monetary and fiscal stimuli. This will be helpful to boost up the income of Household
and spending of consumer.

REFERENCES
Online
Australia Real GDP Growth. 2019. [Online] Available
through:<https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/australia/real-gdp-growth>.