GDP Around the world
GDP Basics
Economic sectors
GDP in history
Types Of GDP
100

What country has the largest GDP in the world?

US

100

GPD stands for this

 gross domestic product?

100

this sector is responsible for extracting raw materials, farming, mining, and fishing.

Primary Sector 

100

This 1940s event caused a massive surge in GDP

World War 2

100

This GDP measures the total value of goods and services at market prices

Nominal GDP

200

This country overtook Japan to have the 2nd largest gdp in the world

China

200

What does GDP measure?

Value of all goods and services produced in a country border during a specific time period.

200

What are the 3 main things that impact GDP

Consumption, Investment, and Government spending.

200

When was the U.S GDP the lowest?

Great Depression/1933

200

This GDP adjusts for inflation to reflect true value over time

Real GDP

300

What country has had the largest increase in GDP in the last 2 years?

India

300

GDP is typically calculated in these time periods.

Quarterly and Annually 

300

How many economic sectors of GDP are there?

4 Economic sectors

300

What was the GDP during the great recession of 2008

Contraction of 4%

300

This GDP divides a country's total economic output by population

GDP per capita

400

What is it called when a country has a weak or negative gdp growth?

recession or contraction

400

GDP per capita is found by dividing GDP by this.

Population

400

The tertiary sector includes

Banking, Teaching, Retail, and Healthcare.

400

this global foundation, founded in 1944 compares GDP around the world.

IMF/International monetary fund

400

This metric includes income from a country's citizens, both domestic and abroad.

Gross National Product/GNP

500

What country has the smallest GDP in the world?

Tuvalu

500

GDP does not include the value of these goods.

Used/Secondhand goods

500

This Sector is influenced the most by national leaders

Quinary Sector

500

What was the GDP per capita in 2020

64,000$ per person

500

This adjusts GDP to reflect the cost of living and inflation rates between countries 

Purchasing Power Parity/PPP

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