INDICATORS OF DEVELOPMENT
–GDP – Gross Domestic Product. GDP is the value of all goods and services produced by a country in a year. –GDP/Capita – a useful indicator showing the GDP value when divided by the total population. •LED’s GDP/apita may be between $1200 - $3000 •MED’s GDP/apita ranges from $10 000 upwards.
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SUSTAINABLE USE OF RESOURCES
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