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n. - Measure of the United States economy adopted in 1991.

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  • GDP compared to Canada, which exposes the use of the term GDP for what it really is. a political tactic:
  • The French per capita GDP is about 25/36 that of the U.S. and falling.
  • In fact, according to their government, their GDP is almost back to where it was pre-crash.
  • And please don't tell me that a rise of .004 in the GDP is a signal that the recession is over.
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