GDP Global Map
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Econbrowser is a blog by two US Economics professors where they pick out global (though mainly US) aspects of economics. The world map shown is derived from the concept of "GDP density", calculated by
multiplying GDP per capita by the number of people per square
kilometer. Basically GDP density is a measure of the total amount of
economic activity that takes place at different spots on our globe. The darker the colou, the greater the GDP.
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Posted: October 25th, 2010 under default.
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