At one time the GNP or Gross National Product was the primary method to measure the size of a nations economy. Broken down to plain speaking terms the GNP was the dollar value and or amount of all goods and services an economy produced in the course of 12 months. Currently the GDP or gross domestic product per capita is more often used, but the question is answered for GNP.
GNP?? What are you talking about??
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expenditure in GNP accounting
GNP = GDP + NFIA If NFIA positive, then GNP greater than GDP. +NFIA = GNP - GDP If NFIA negative, then GDP greater than GNP. -NFIA = GDP - GNP
The GNP for China is 12.21 trillion dollars as of 2012.The United States has a GNP of 16.51 trillion dollars.
Gross National Product (GNP) helps measure a country's economic performance by calculating the total value of goods and services produced by its citizens and businesses, both domestically and abroad. It provides a broader view of a country's economic output compared to GDP, as it includes income earned from overseas investments. GNP helps policymakers assess the overall economic health and potential of a nation, making it a crucial indicator for economic planning and decision-making.
GNP?? What are you talking about??
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what is the gnp of india?
GNP= $1.89 Billion
That is a drop in the amount of GNP.
The GNP of Rwanda is $1.89bn
the Uks GNP is 15 387
The GNP is 15.466 billion for Mali
Sudan Gnp is $2,800 (2011)
GNP of Canada
expenditure in GNP accounting