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Geography is the study of lands and countries.
It means usable by shipping.
It means "formed from sediment".
"GN" can stand for different things depending on context. It can represent "Good Night" in texting or messaging. It can also refer to "Gross National Product" in economics or "Great North" in geographical contexts.
Gross Domestic Product and Gross National Product
Gross Domestic Product
GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product. Gross Domestic Product is the market value of all the recognized, official goods and service produced within a country in a certain amount of time.
okay, for those who are about to answer, remember, there is a difference between GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and GNP (Gross National Product), when i mean GNP, tell me what country converted to American $ actually has the most money, it might not have many rich people as the US, Luxembourg, Britain, Qatar, or France does.
GPD stands for Gross Domestic Product. These are three words that are commonly used in the incredibly busy business world.
I think you mean "Gross National Product". That statistic is no longer used, and instead economists use the "Gross Domestic Product" (here is the definition: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_domestic_product).In that case, Mexico's GDP would be of 1143 billion US dollars; the 13th economy in the world.
Not spending any money, earning any income, or contributing to the Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) in any way, shape or form.
I guess you mean either one of two things: the total value of goods and services purchased within a year, which is the definition of the Gross Domestic Product, or the money spent by the government, which is the Federal Budget. For both figures:Mexico's Gross Domestic Product: USD$ 1,143 billion.Mexico's Federal Budget: USD$ 321.2 billion.
I think you mean "Gross National Product per Capita". That statistic is no longer used, and instead economists use the "Gross Domestic Product per Capita" nowadays. Mexico's GDP for 2010 was of US$1567 billion; GDP per Capita was of approximately US$13,900 and its real growth rate was of 5.5%.
Is the market value of all officially recognized final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time.
I guess you mean how much money comes from agricultural activities in Mexico. That would be 4% of its Gross Domestic Product, or some US$31.52 billion.
Mean Creek grossed $603,951 in the domestic market.