Also, considering part of the GDP consideration is imports versus exports...I'm not sure if and how government spending factors in. The ~$100,000,000,000 to Ukraine may provide a bump to GDP on paper...ironically making it look like inflation is less than it is, too, despite helping cause inflation.
All in all, any of these global measurements are a joke because it's rigged for PR no matter what.
Also, considering part of the GDP consideration is imports versus exports...I'm not sure if and how government spending factors in. The ~$100,000,000,000 to Ukraine may provide a bump to GDP on paper...ironically making it look like inflation is less than it is, too, despite helping cause inflation.
All in all, any of these global measurements are a joke because it's rigged for PR no matter what.