I'm trying to understand the difference or similarity between PIB and GDP. Are they the same thing, or do they represent different economic concepts?
7 answers
GeishaGrace
Mon Nov 04 2024
The PIB represents a crucial economic metric.
Nicola
Mon Nov 04 2024
It is derived by subtracting the consumption of capital from the GDP.
DavidLee
Mon Nov 04 2024
The components of GDP include consumption, investment, public spending, and net exports.
Federico
Mon Nov 04 2024
Consumption refers to the expenditure on goods and services by households.
KatanaBlade
Sun Nov 03 2024
Investment encompasses spending on capital goods like machinery and buildings.