Economic Growth
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Economic Growth Unveiled: It's the rise in an economy's total goods and services value, measured by GDP. Real GDP and GDP per capita offer clearer insights into expansion and individual purchasing power. Growth stems from productivity improvements, demographic shifts, and technological advancements. We rely on the OECD Composite Leading Index for swift, monthly updates, granting investors an edge in tracking economic growth over waiting for quarterly GDP data.
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