Gross National Product
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Gross National Product, is the total value of all the goods and services produced by a country in one year.
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Per capita income[edit]
Per capita income is GNP divided by population (in contrast to working age, workforce, or household statistics).
The average per capita GNP (as of 2006) in developed countries with high-income economies, e.g. the United Kingdom, is about $23500. In developing countries with middle-income economies it is $2500. In developing countries with low-income economies, it is less than $400.
Size of a working-age population in a country and its correlation with national GNP in advanced economies[edit]
US GNP under the Bretton Woods and Keynesian system[edit]
- See also: Keynesian economics and Bretton Woods
Chart of the growth of U.S. GNP from January 1947 to January 2023 measured in fiat dollars.
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