Definition
Definition of GDP - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: gross domestic productTECH. total value of goods and services in a countryTECH.
- The country's GDP increased significantly last year.
- Experts predict a rise in GDP this quarter.
- The GDP figures were released yesterday.
Expressions with GDP
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total GDP divided by population
Per capita GDP is often used to compare economic performance between countries.
difference between actual and potential GDP
The GDP gap indicates the economy's underperformance.
increase in the value of goods and services produced
GDP growth is a key economic indicator.
Origin of GDP
Gross Domestic Product
Terms with GDP included in their meaning
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decline
period of declining economic indicators like GDP
GDP
nations with GDP per capita between low and high-income thresholds
GDP growth
rate at which a nation's GDP grows adjusted for inflation
business
situation where actual GDP is less than potential GDP
business
inability of GDP to respond to monetary policy changes
calculation
total GDP divided by population
business
measure of a country's debt compared to its GDP
economic measure
difference between actual and potential GDP
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- French:PIB, ...
- German:Bruttoinlandsprodukt, ...
- Italian:prodotto interno lordo, ...
- Spanish:producto interno bruto, ...
- Portuguese:Produto Interno Bruto, ...
- Chinese:国内生产总值, ...
- Japanese:国内総生産, ...
- Arabic:الناتج المحلي الإجمالي, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹצָר מְקוֹמִי גּוֹלְמִי, ...
- Russian:ВВП, ...
- Ukrainian:ВВП, ...
- Hindi:सकल घरेलू उत्पाद, ...
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