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|Status=Publishable
|Status=Publishable
|Label=Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita
|Label=Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita
|Description=Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a key indicator to measure macro-economic activity in the IMAGE model. It is also used as a welfare indicator. GDP formally measures expenditures on private household consumption, investment and government purchases of goods and services, along with the balance of exports and imports of merchandise and non-factor services. Other economic growth indicators, such as private consumptions or service value added, are strongly related to GDP.
|Description=Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a key indicator to measure macro-economic activity and is also used as a welfare indicator. GDP formally measures expenditures on private household consumption, investment and government purchases of goods and services, along with the balance of exports and imports of merchandise and non-factor services.
|Dimension=time, region
|Dimension=time, region
|Unit=US$ (2005) per year
|Unit=US$ (2005) per year
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|DriverGroup=Economic development
|DriverGroup=Economic development
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Other economic growth indicators, such as private consumptions or service value added, are strongly related to GDP.

Revision as of 17:41, 7 August 2013

Label: Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita
Description: Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a key indicator to measure macro-economic activity and is also used as a welfare indicator. GDP formally measures expenditures on private household consumption, investment and government purchases of goods and services, along with the balance of exports and imports of merchandise and non-factor services.
Dimensions: time, region
Default unit: US$ (2005) per year
Variable type: driver
Driver group: Economic development


Drivers are described in the Drivers component.


Variable is input of model component(s):


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Other economic growth indicators, such as private consumptions or service value added, are strongly related to GDP.