GENUINE PROGRESS INDICATOR - GPI
Measures the economic growth of a given country. Oftentimes, it is considered as a replacement to gross domestic product (GDP) economic indicator. GPI indicator takes everything into the account but adds other data representing the cost of the negative effects relative to economic activity such as cost of ozone depletion, cost of crime, and cost of resource depletion, among others. It nets positive and negative results of economic progression to determine if it has benefited the people in general.
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