GDP growth (%) by country from 2013 to 2021
GDP Growth is the increase in market value of goods and services (adjusted for inflation) produced within a country’s borders. This adjustment for inflation gives us the ‘real’ gross domestic product. By comparing consecutive quarters of a country’s GDP, we can determine how fast an economy is growing (two consecutive quarters of declining economic performance is often described as a recession). The growth rates of countries are often compared using the ratio of GDP to population or per-capita income.