GDP counts production inside borders, whereas GNP counts nationals’ production wherever it occurs.
★ Must-know
📌 A country has a trade surplus when it exports more than it imports.
📌 A country has a trade deficit when it exports less than it imports.
Further detail
📌 A trade deficit means that a country spends more than it earns, whereas a trade surplus means that it earns more than it spends.
1. What do economic indicators help analysts understand?
2. What does the term 'economic indicators' refer to?
3. What does gross domestic product measure?
What are economic indicators used to understand?
The evolution of an economy over time or across countries.
Economic indicators
Figures to understand economic changes.
What does gross domestic product (GDP) measure?
Money produced within a country’s national territory by nationals and non-nationals.
GDP vs GNP
GDP: production inside borders; GNP: nationals' production.
What does the trade balance compare?
A country's exports with its imports.
Trade surplus
Exports > imports, earning more.
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