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What is the per capita GDP of Kenya?
The per capita GDP of Kenya was 1800 dollars in 2013.
What is CIA GDP?
CIA GDP refers to the gross domestic product (GDP) estimates provided by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in their World Factbook. It offers an indication of the economic health and size of a country by measuring the value of all goods and services produced within its borders over a specific period of time.
What region of Brazil has the highest GDP?
Southeast: Citys: São Paulo , Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte
What are the 10 factors that affect GDP?
Main factors which can affect a country's gross domestic product are how the economy is runnning - if it's at a peak or in recession, and what price is put on a country's resources. If a country has a limited resource and put up the price and sells it all off, it's GDP will be higher, whereas if the country does not export anything, it's GDP will be lower.
What are the advantages of Human Development Index?
i dont know how corect this will be but im gonan give it a go. tell me if there is anything that is wrong. This will show you why HDI is better then GDP and should be used as an alternative to GDP so it kind of ties in with advantagesThe human development index is calculated each year by the U.N. Development Program as a summary indicator of "Human Development," combining data on life expectancy at birth, adult literacy, educational enrollment, and average income also measured by G.D.P. per capita. Both the HDI and GDP (per capita) have similarities for example On GDP Norway have the second largest GDP per capita for 2008 as well as the 2 highest HDI for 2008 as well as Ireland being 6th in the world for GDP and HDI for 2008 There is a correlation between HDI and GDP when ever GDP goes up HDI goes up meaning that HDI can be see as an alternative according to Francisco Rodriguez.Countries are ranked according to GDP however this is not necessarily the best way to think about differences in living standards across countries. For example, GDP per capita is influenced by how much spending and output is created in that country however this does no mean that standard of living or resources are used to there full potential as huge output could be focused on army or other good/services not necessarily improving the country. GDP cannot tell you much about key issues such as human development literature rates and life expectancy, unlike HDI, which covers a wide range of factors that help to make a country.My spelling will not be perfect so pleas no comments
Which of the following is happening when the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
Which othe following is happening when the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
What happens when GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
What happens the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
Which of the following is happeninh when the GDP is neither rising nor falling?
Stagnation
A country's economy is stagnating when the GDP is doing which of the following?
Neither rising nor falling
Are unplanned changes in inventories rising falling or constant at equilibrium GDP?
They are constant at equilibrium GDP.
Real GDP is rising at a 5% rate, unemployment is at 6% and falling, and inflation is rising at about 2% per year. Where in the business cycle is the economy?
expansion
What is the stage in a business cycle when real GDP stops falling?
When the GDP stops falling, the business cycle is a trough.
What is the stage in a business cycle called when real GDP stops falling?
When the GDP stops falling, the business cycle is a trough.
What is the stage in business cycle called when real GDP stops falling?
When the GDP stops falling, the business cycle is a trough.
A period of rising GDP is known as?
an Economic Expansion
