GDP Growth Rate

A GDP Growth Rate is a growth measure for a GDP measure.

• Context:
  • It can range from being a Raw GDP Growth Rate to being an Inflation-Adjusted GDP Growth Rate.
  • It can produce a GDP Change Rate Value (that can range from being a positive GDP change value to being a negative GDP change value)
  • It can be: a Monthly GDP Change Rate, an Annual GDP Change Rate/GDP Change per Year, ...
• Example(s):
  • U.S. GDP Growth, such as: U.S. Annual GDP Growth Rate.
  • China GDP Growth.
  • Japan GDP Growth.
  • German GDP Growth.
  • Canadian GDP Growth.
  • …
• Counter-Example(s):
  • a GNP Change Rate.
  • a GDP per Capita Change Rate.
  • a Return on Capital.
  • a Worker Productivity Growth Rate.
  • a Bankruptcy Rate.
• See: GDP per Capita, Growth Rate, Economic Recession, Economic Growth.

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References

2016

• FRED. “Real Gross Domestic Product (A191RL1Q225SBEA).” In: Home > Categories > National Accounts > National Income & Product Accounts > GDP/GNP
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