GDP
Gross Domestic Product
Example
Sure, the US is number one in total GDP, but it's only fifth in GDP per capita
Related Slang
GNP | Gross National Product |
FRB | Federal Reserve Board |
CD | Certificate of deposit |
IRA | Individual Retirement Account |
USD | United States dollars |
First world problem | An insignificant problem |
Walmart mom | A mother who shops at Walmart and votes Republican |
GDP (gross domestic product) is an economic statistic that measures the monetary value of the goods and services produced within a country's borders in a specified time period. It is used to measure a country or region's economic performance and compare that performance to others'.
Typically, GDP is calculated annually, by adding together the value of a country's private and public consumption, government outlays, investments, and exports, minus the country's imports. You may see economists and other analysts use a country's GDP to gauge the country's current standard of living and future economic prospects.