Synonyms for gdp
gdp

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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)

   Synonyms:
   gross domestic product

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1. List of paraphrases for "gdp":

   gnp, bnp, beep, bvp, gni, pbi, hdp, bip, pil, bmps, -of-gdp, pkb, gdps, pib, dgp, beeping, beeper

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1. President Dilma Rousseff:

   Brazil is one of a few developing countries to commit to an absolute emissions reduction target, we have one of the world's largest populations and GDP, and our targets are as ambitious or more ambitious than those of developed countries.

2. Shashi Tharoor:

   We are not arguing specifically that vast sums of money need to be paid. The proposition before this house is the principle of owing reparations... the question is : is there a debt ? ... As far as I'm concerned, the ability to acknowledge a wrong that has been done, to simply say sorry, will go a far, far, far longer way than some percentage of GDP in the form of aid.

3. Jim Krane:

   Saudi Arabia's oil addiction is as strong as ever...economically, of course, the Saudi economy runs on oil. Oil still dominates GDP, exports and government revenues, that said, Saudi Arabia is changing its relationship with oil. The dependence remains. But the kingdom is squeezing more value out of its oil.

4. Stefan Worrall:

   The market's initial reaction to the GDP data was a slight strengthening of the yen, japanese policy makers could really use a sense of crisis to help justify ramping up fiscal stimulus or pushing out the VAT (sales tax) hike and a stronger GDP figure seems to undermine that narrative, though there is also some buoyancy from stronger U.S. inflation and increased expectations for Fed rate hikes.

5. Yang Hai:

   The GDP data is better than anticipated. It could mean that previously-announced stimulus, such as infrastructure investments, begins to work, the market is turning optimistic, in the backdrop of ample liquidity.