Synonyms for gross domestic product
gross domes·tic prod·uct

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1. gross domestic productnoun

   Synonyms:
   GDP

2. gross domestic productnoun

   A measure of the economic production of a particular territory in financial capital terms over a specific time period.

   Synonyms:
   GDP

Princeton's WordNet

1. gross domestic product, GDPnoun

   the measure of an economy adopted by the United States in 1991; the total market values of goods and services produced by workers and capital within a nation's borders during a given period (usually 1 year)

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1. Li Wei:

   In the last 30 years of reforms and opening up, China's gross domestic product has posted annual growth of around 10 percent. Against this, 6.5 percent is not high, but it will be very difficult to achieve this pace of growth.

2. Ivan Duque:

   First of all, I want growth triggered by a high rate of investment, more than 30 percent of gross domestic product, i know it's ambitious, but that has to be a goal we set, domestic investment and foreign investment.

3. Chancellor Angela Merkel:

   Sure enough this means that a country like Germany, which today spends around 1.2 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP) on defense, and the United States, which spends 3.4 percent of GDP for defense will have to converge.

4. Mexican Finance Minister Luis Videgaray:

   Certainly oil production remains the most important risk to (gross domestic product) output this year.

5. Robert Myers:

   Sarkis Izmirlian said in a statement. According to the bankruptcy filing, Baha Mar Ltd sent teams to Beijing three times over the last two months in attempts to salvage an agreement. The bankruptcy filing represents the latest setback for China State Construction, which was banned from participating in World Bank-funded projects for six years starting in January 2009, after the multilateral agency found that China State Construction had colluded in rigging bids for a Philippines road project. According to the bankruptcy filing, China State Construction claims that Baha Mar Ltd has withheld $ 140 million in funds it is owed, an assertion Baha Mar disputes. The Export-Import Bank of China, according to the filing, has refused to release approximately $ 112 million remaining in the $ 2.45 billion loan China Export-Import Bank extended for the project. The Bahamas, a country of about 353,000 people, has an economy heavily dependent on tourism, and Baha Mar Ltd was expected to create 5,000 new jobs when fully operational. The resort's projected annual payroll of $ 130 million would represent about 12 percent of the country's gross domestic product, the developer said in its court filing. It's an absolute disaster.