How do you change GDP at basic prices (GVA) into GDP per head?
I have data that tells me the Total Gross Value added for all services in Scotland with 2009 weights. Does anyone know how you would change this into calculating GDP per head.
Thank You very much in advance.
Thank You very much in advance.
you divide it by the number of the population, my friend
Original post by CheeseMunchies
you divide it by the number of the population, my friend
Is it really just as simple as that? Because the GDP is in basic prices
Original post by ihatebrownbread
Is it really just as simple as that? Because the GDP is in basic prices
Yup, GDP per capita is simply GDP divided by the population level.
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