Population density can provide some insights into a country's economic strength, but it is not a definitive indicator. High population density may correlate with urbanization and economic activity, but it can also lead to overcrowding and strain on resources. Conversely, countries with low population density might have abundant Natural Resources or high-income levels despite fewer people. Therefore, while there can be a relationship, economic strength is influenced by various factors beyond just population density.
Yes, it is an economic issue and it is a macro economic indicator.
An economic indicator which declined during the war was unemployment.
Unemployment rate
CPI (Consumer price index)
unemployment
GDP is considered a lagging indicator of economic performance because it reflects past economic activity rather than predicting future trends.
deflation
no relation to the health of the economy
moves in the same direction as the economy
moves in the opposite direction as the economy
A measurement of economic indicators.
ppi