GDP, the sum total of consumption, investment, government spending and exports in any country, has been the main way to compare the relative performance of countries.
Personal consumption relative to gross domestic product (GDP), the sum total of U.S.-produced goods and services, has also hit a record.
The rising cost of weapon technology does not mean that defense costs (d) necessarily rise as a proportion of gross domestic product (GDP; the sum of all expenditures made in one year).
In terms of contribution to GDP, this sum represents 2%-4 2%-4%dditiofadditionalwth per country per annum.
There are basically two ways to measure gross domestic product (GDP), the sum of a country's goods and services.
The euro should create more certainty for trans-European business and mean lower costs, perhaps worth 1/2% of the union's GDP, a tidy sum.
The total GDP contribution is the sum of the individual contributions.
GDP is the sum of consumption, investment and the trade balance (exports minus imports).
GDP is the sum of all goods and services produced in the economy, including the service sector, manufacturing, construction, energy, agriculture and government.
At the moment mortgage finance accounts for only 2% of GDP, a tiny sum even compared with, say, Mexico (9%), let alone America (85%).
