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08.04.2022 18:52

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gdp counts goods at the time they are produced
gdp counts the value of goods and services at the time they are produced, not necessarily when they are officially sold or resold. this has two implications. first, the value of used goods that are resold doesn't count in gdp, though a value-added service associated with reselling the good would be counted in gdp. second, goods that are produced but not sold are viewed as being purchased by the producer as inventory and thus counted in gdp when they are produced.
gdp counts production within an economy's borders
the most notable recent change in measuring an economy's income is the switch from usinggross national product to using gross domestic product. in contrast to gross national product, which counts the output of all of an economy's citizens, gross domestic product counts all output that is created within the borders of the economy regardless of who produced it.
gdp is measured over a specific period of time
gross domestic product is defined over a specific period of time, whether it be a month, a quarter, or a year.
it's important to keep in mind that, while the level of income is certainly important to the health of an economy, it's not the only thing that matters. wealth and assets, for example, also have a significant effect on standard of living, since people not only buy new goods and services but also get enjoyment from using the goods that they already own.
will hurricane katrina increase gdp?
the short answer is "no". the reason why the hurricane will not be good for the economy is relatively straightforward. that $200 billion dollars spent on the reconstruction has to come from somewhere - it's not new productivity that suddenly emerges. money spent on the reconstruction is money not spent on other projects, or on reducing government debt, or on tax cuts.