MACRO-ECONOMICAL INDICATORS IN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS

Maria Vaduva

Annals - Economy Series, 2011, vol. 2, 232-241

Abstract: The intern product, the national product and the national income are three basic economical concepts expressing the results of the economical activity in the entire national economy. The intern product expresses the final product of economical goods obtained in a lapse of time by the economical agents who develop their activity inside the country. The national product expresses the final product of economical goods obtained in a lapse of time both by the economical agents inside the country and by the ones who develop their activity outside the national borders. The national income expresses the net value added in a lapse of time after the developed economical activity, respectively the sum of the incomes of the production factors. The three concept statistically measured allow us to determine three main macro-economical indicators spotlighting the results obtained in the national economy in a determined lapse of time. Hereinafter, we present the necessity of the calculation and the analysis of these indicators.

Keywords: Intern product; national income; national product (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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