gross domestic product

Economists are forecasting what could be the strongest year for the economy in growth led by strong consumer spending.
The estimated second-quarter decline in the nation's gross domestic product marked the sharpest such drop on records dating to 1947.
Annual economic growth slowed to 2.3% for 2019 — 2.1% in the last quarter — after the initial "sugar rush" of the Trump administration's corporate tax breaks.
GDP is not a synonym for progress. Just look at the blistering inequality around the world.
Can happiness predict political upheaval more accurately than traditional economic measures?
"You really shouldn't have an economy with over $50,000 in GDP per person and have lots of people living in poverty who are willing to work."