BGCSE Development Studies Practice Questions - Botswana General Certificate Of Secondary Education - Development Studies (Syllabus 0586) Exam

How does Gross Domestic Product (GDP) differ from Gross National Product (GNP)?

GDP measures value produced within national borders, while GNP includes net property income earned from abroad by citizens. GDP measures agricultural production only, while GNP measures industrial manufacturing only. GDP excludes foreign-owned businesses in the country, while GNP includes only government agencies. GDP is calculated monthly, while GNP is calculated once every ten years during national censuses.

Correct Answer:

GDP measures value produced within national borders, while GNP includes net property income earned from abroad by citizens.

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