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economic growth
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measure of increase in market value of goods
Economic growth is a measure of how much the total market value of goods produced in a country increases over time. It matters because it generally indicates whether an economy is expanding and producing more, which can affect living standards and opportunities for people.
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Within Vinony's link graph, economic growth is referenced by 1,697 other articles, and connects out to gross domestic product, net international investment position and economics.
It is catalogued under topics including Economic development, Economic growth and Macroeconomic indicators.
Its subject is documented across 69 Wikipedia language editions.
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- opposite of
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- steady-state economy
- has effect
- overconsumption
- has cause
- economic globalization
- facet of
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Historic world GDP per capita Countries by real GDP growth rate in % for 2024 (IMF WEO database)
Real GDP per capita growth in % for 2024
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