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This economic indicator represents the total economic output of a nation divided by its population. It serves as a key measure of a country's average standard of living and economic productivity. For economists, it offers insights into income distribution and potential for economic growth. Policymakers utilize it to assess the effectiveness of economic policies, compare national economic performance against peers, and guide resource allocation. The calculation involves dividing the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period, by the total mid-year population. An increasing GDP per capita generally signals economic expansion, improved living standards, and potentially greater individual wealth. Conversely, a declining figure often indicates economic contraction, reduced productivity, or population growth outpacing economic growth, suggesting potential challenges in maintaining or improving the population's economic well-being.
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