THE FACTORS WHICH IMPACTS TO GDP: UNEMPLOYMENT AND TAXES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7256036Keywords:
GDP, Consumption, NominalAbstract
One of the man indicators of one country’s economy is a GDP, the indicator of the condition of the population is GDP per capita. Everyone—investors, politicians, and citizens—is impacted by the strength of global and local economies, and GDP is a critical measurement of an economy’s size, performance, and general health. GDP stands for gross domestic product, which represents the total monetary value, or market value, of finished goods and services produced within a country during a period, typically one year or quarter. In this sense, it’s a measurement of domestic production and can be used to measure a country’s economic health.
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