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National accounts, according to the international standard SNA93, provide comparable macroeconomic data by countries. One of the major indicators is the gross domestic product (GDP). They provide also comprehensive data by institutional sector (general government, corporations, households, rest of the world etc.). Thus, one can find an assessment of the disposable income, saving, net borrowing / net lending, as well as of stocks of assets and liabilities of the sectors.
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13-Jan-2012
Private consumption was the main contributor for the OECD as a whole, adding 0.3 percentage point, with net exports and gross fixed capital formation each contributing 0.2 percentage point.
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09-Jan-2012
This 3rd edition presents cross-country comparisons not only of GDP, but also of many other key variables such as income, household saving & consumption, taxes, social contributions & benefits, capital stock, general government expenditures by function, etc.
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17-Nov-2011
Provisional figures show that gross domestic product (GDP) in the OECD area rose by 0.6% in the third quarter of 2011, against 0.3% in the previous quarter. The key reason for the increase in the OECD growth rate, as compared to the second quarter, was the strong growth in Japan (1.5%) in the third quarter, partly due to a technical rebound after the earthquake disaster. This strong growth in Japan followed three consecutive quarters of contraction.
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Updated continuously. Includes GDP and GDP per head for OECD member countries and non member economies, the Euro area and 3 zones (OECD Total, OECD Europe and EU15) in USD, volume indices and price indices.
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Latest figures of Gross Domestic Product in volume, seasonally adjusted, percentage changes from previous period. Updated on a daily basis. Source: OECD Quarterly National Accounts Database.
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