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Introduction: Gross domestic product (GDP) refers to the gross money value or gross market value of all the finished goods, and the services produced by the normal resident and nonresident people of the country that is within that particular within the borders of the country in an accounting year.
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Introduction: Gross domestic product (GDP) refers to the gross money value or gross market value of all the finished goods, and the services produced by the normal resident and nonresident people of the country that is within that particular within the borders of the country in an accounting year.
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