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GDP Statistics

  • 08-04-2010 6:46pm
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    Hello all,

    I'd like to preface this post with an apology:
    This question may have been asked before; if not, that's probably because it's too obvious. If either - or both - of the above are true, I apologize.

    In many online statistical databases, GDP figures are generated as the result of a number of different methodologies. For example: According to the OECD online database, Japan's GDP in the year 2000 was 3 246.28779102 (I'm pretty sure this figure should be equal to around 3.5 trillion U.S. dollars[$]).
    The question is: what is the unit of measure for this figure and how could one transform this into a standard currency, say U.S. dollars($)?

    Again, I'm sure this is obvious, so both apologies and thanks in advance.;)


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