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This is not entirely accurate mate. It is any activity that is not monitored or taxed by the govt. As such everything from street sellers to cash in hands jobs is part informal activity. Yes there maybe some part of the activity along the line that is counted such as purchases from a market however the value added and subsequent revenue from the sales of the finished product will not be counted.
Ya you are right, My Bad.
SERVICES + PRODUCTION WITHIN A COUNTRY = GDP.
Value of Entire Production/Services within a country + Inflation/Deflation + Currency Appreciation/Depreciation = GDP (Nominal).
Whereas Real GDP is the inflation adjusted GDP & Less than Nominal GDP:
Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Definition | Investopedia
let me add my 2 cents..gdp(ppp)= gdp of a country+trade balance+interest of loans+private remittances..just another usage of GNP
we have good remittances but inspite of the other two being negative we're still the 3rd largest in this parameter
let me add my 2 cents..gdp(ppp)= gdp of a country+trade balance+interest of loans+private remittances..just another usage of GNP
we have good remittances but inspite of the other two being negative we're still the 3rd largest in this parameter
This discrepancy has large implications; for instance, when converted via the nominal exchange rates GDP per capita in India is about US$1,704 while on a PPP basis it is about US$3,608. At the other extreme, Denmark's nominal GDP per capita is around US$62,100, but its PPP figure is US$37,304.
GDP based on PPP is more useful determine capacity of the economy than to use it to compare with other economies
If I have to give an example , if a bugler cost 2$ in US and 60 Rs in India means purchasing power of 2$ = 60 Rs when actual value of 2$ is around 100/110
Then do you think comparing with purchasing power parity is a good major for comparison ???
I don't think that is right. PPP is a measure of how much the same amount of currency can buy in various countries. One dollar can buy a lot more stuff in India than it can in USA, so a method was devised to take that factor into account when comparing GDPs of different countries. Simply put, things cost a lot more in USA than in India, and a lot more in Denmark than in USA.
Therefore, to quote wiki,
How would you account for Denmark's GDP (PPP) being only a little more than half of its real GDP, using your formula?
India STILL haven't crossed $2 trillion?
Our fiscal revenues are at $2 trillion. Our economy is $8.2 trillion.
Our fiscal revenues alone are bigger than the ENTIRE Indian economy.
India is such a joke.
Well Rupee will not Breach the 55 mark forget 60 mark this fiscal.
CAD will only decrease from 5.1% & may remain in b/w 4.8-5% levels.
We have passed the worst year of last decade so economy will surely grow more than 5.5% level, may cross 6% but not sure of 6.4% mark.
So, Yes, it can be SAFELY concluded that the Indian economy will surely cross $2 trillion mark this fiscal becoming Only the 10th country to HIT that mark.
BUT, nothing can be said till it's UPA - Un-Productive Alliance
I was looking at the Wikipedia for the IMF list of GDP (nominal).
It says Russia is now a $2 trillion economy while India is around $1.85 trillion.
While just last year, both economies were very close to each other.
& AFAIK, It is India that is clocking more GDP growth rate than Russia.
So how did Russia cross the $2 trillion mark before India?? Is this about currency appreciation in Russia & reverse in India??
@Chinese-Dragon
Anyone??