Question

What are some of the factors that can cause a country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per person to change?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

increased output may come at the cost of environmental damage or other external costs such as noise. Or it might involve the reduction of leisure time or the depletion of nonrenewable natural resources. The quality of life may also depend on the distribution of GDP among the residents of a country, not just the overall level. To try to account for such factors, the United Nations computes a Human Development Index, which ranks countries not only based on GDP per capita, but on other factors, such as life expectancy, literacy, and school enrollment. Other attempts have been made to account for some of the shortcomings of GDP, such as the Genuine Progress Indicator and the Gross National Happiness Index, but these too have their critics.

Answer 3

everything from things you enjoy and things tourist enjoy may have a small repercussion on a countries GPD

Answer 4

every little thing in a country counts

Answer 5

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