Differentiate between actual and potential output, Macroeconomics

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Differentiate between Actual and Potential output. 

Actual output is that level which economy in fact produces. In contrast, potential output is the aggregate capacity output of a nation; the maximum amount of goods and services that can be produced with available resources and a given state of technology. 

 


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