GDP

National economic measure

GDP stands for gross domestic product, the total monetary value of all goods and services produced within a country's borders during a specific period, usually a year or quarter.

It's the most widely used measure of a nation's economic output and health: GDP growth slowed to 2% last quarter.

Per capita GDP divides this figure by population to compare living standards across countries.

measurement

nominal

In designation only

product · aggregate · output · indicator · macroeconomics · national income · market value · economic output · per capita · PPP

comparison

ranking

Ordered position assignment

emerging markets · developing countries · G7 · G20 · OECD · regional · economic power · competitiveness · convergence · divergence

debt

sovereign debt

Money governments owe creditors

fiscal deficit · budget deficit · debt ceiling · debt crisis · debt service · external debt · debt restructuring · national debt · deficit spending · fiscal policy

development

industrialization

Transition to factory-based economy

modernization · human development · HDI · living standards · poverty reduction · economic development · investment · advancement

sectors

agriculture

Cultivation of land, livestock

construction · mining · retail · finance · technology · tourism · healthcare · energy · primary · secondary

growth

expansion

Increase in scope

boom · stagnation · slowdown · acceleration · percentage · year-over-year · forecast · projection · trend · trajectory

trade

exports

Goods sold abroad

trade surplus · current account · balance of payments · net exports · openness · foreign investment · FDI · capital flows · remittances

Categories
Opposites
economic measurement scope

GDPpersonal income

One's own revenue

per capita income · household income · net worth · microeconomics · disposable income

well-being measurement philosophy

GDPHDI

National quality-of-life index

happiness index · degrowth

economic direction

GDPeconomic contraction

Decline in monetary activity

recession · depression · negative growth · economic decline · economic collapse

Phrases
Family

GNP

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
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